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What are examples of molecular substances?
Salt, Snow, Ruby Crystals, Gypsum Crystals, and Fluorite Crystals.
How do volcanoes make crystals?
As molten rock cools and solidifies the chemical components arrange into organized structures on the molecular level. These are crystals.
What is the molecular formula for silver molybdate?
Ag2MoO4 is the molecular formula for silver molybdate.Silver molybdate are yellow crystals which are slightly soluble in water.
What is a rock called which is very hard and non porous and crystals in the layers?
Because the molecular lattice is tighter and smaller than waters molecular lattice making it impermeable
What are four materials that form crystals?
Salt (NaCl) Diamond (pure carbon) Silicon (Si) Sugar
Is iodine crystal an ionic or molecular crystal?
it has molecular crystals
Why does a molecular crystals have a low melting point?
it tends to not form crystals
What are examples of molecular substances?
Salt, Snow, Ruby Crystals, Gypsum Crystals, and Fluorite Crystals.
Is sodium metal composed of molecular crystals?
No, sodium or any other metal will form crystals of individual atoms, not molecules.
How do volcanoes make crystals?
As molten rock cools and solidifies the chemical components arrange into organized structures on the molecular level. These are crystals.
What is the molecular formula for silver molybdate?
Ag2MoO4 is the molecular formula for silver molybdate.Silver molybdate are yellow crystals which are slightly soluble in water.
Molecular mass and colour of sodium chloride?
The molecular mass of sodium chloride is 58,439 769 28; NaCl has transparent crystals.
What has the author Olivier Kahn written?
Olivier Kahn has written: 'Molecular magnetism' -- subject(s): Magnetic properties, Molecular crystals, Molecules
How are crystals formed in making rock candy?
It has to do with the shape molecular formula of the compound that it is created from.
What crystal system is the sugar crystal?
monoclinic
What has the author V L Broude written?
V. L. Broude has written: 'Spectroscopy of molecular excitons' -- subject(s): Crystals, Exciton theory, Molecular spectroscopy, Spectra
What is a rock called which is very hard and non porous and crystals in the layers?
Because the molecular lattice is tighter and smaller than waters molecular lattice making it impermeable
