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What is the most reactive acid which has been ever synthesized?
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How does temperature affect phosphoric acid?
high temperature can make phosphoric acid be a cryztal i ever do this experiment, after i make phosphoric acid and then i burn it until the temperature is 100C, phosphoric acid had been cryztal when the temperature decrease.
How are acids different than bases?
Acids are different in that they contain Hydrogen as a main element Hydrogen is highly reactive and when it combines with chemicals such as chlorine gas it produces a precipitate which is Hydrochloric acid it can also combine with sulfates and produce sulfuric acid, bases on the other hand contain an element that will react with the hydrogen and it causes it to separate into hydrogen gas and what ever other elements are in the acid.
Is sodium ever found alone in nature?
Sodium is not found in nature as a pure element because it is very reactive.
Is h2o an acid or a base when it has water in it?
That's got to be the most horrendous way of writing a chemical formula that I have ever seen. CH3COOH is an acid. Specifically, it's acetic acid.
How is an acid similar to ionic compounds?
Although Acid is covalently bonded they break apart in water like ionic compounds. How ever they do not conduct electricity like ionic compounds
How hard is berkelium?
The hardness of berkelium has never been measured. Only minute quantities of berkelium have ever been synthesized so no hardness measurements have been possible.
If an element of atomic number 118 is ever synthesized what properties might you expect it to have?
noble halogens
How does temperature affect phosphoric acid?
high temperature can make phosphoric acid be a cryztal i ever do this experiment, after i make phosphoric acid and then i burn it until the temperature is 100C, phosphoric acid had been cryztal when the temperature decrease.
How are acids different than bases?
Acids are different in that they contain Hydrogen as a main element Hydrogen is highly reactive and when it combines with chemicals such as chlorine gas it produces a precipitate which is Hydrochloric acid it can also combine with sulfates and produce sulfuric acid, bases on the other hand contain an element that will react with the hydrogen and it causes it to separate into hydrogen gas and what ever other elements are in the acid.
Why is argon used in light bubs instead of vacuum?
argon is no reactive how ever vacuum
What is the most powerful element ever in the world?
Fluorine is the most reactive.
Is sayote ever been used as acid base indicator?
No, it is never because it has hardly any color (cucumber like), so no good indicator.
Is sodium ever found alone in nature?
Sodium is not found in nature as a pure element because it is very reactive.
Has it ever rained acid rain in Ukraine?
yes there is acid rain in the ukraine. acid rain is very bad. i am very plaesed with my question over and out. .. .
Unclogged toilet using muriatic acid?
Never ever use acid. it is illegal and the authorities can fine you heavily.
has it ever been in an accident?
has it ever been in an accident
Have you ever been to a market?
Yes i have ever been to the market
