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The product of a reaction with chlorine gas, Cl2, depends on the other reactant. Here are just a few examples of the many, many different possible reactions:
A reaction between chlorine and hydrogen gas, H2, results in hydrogen chloride, HCl, which forms hydrochloric acid, the same acid found in the stomach, when mixed with water.
A reaction between chlorine and sodium metal, Na, results in sodium chloride, NaCl, commonly known as table salt.
Chloroform, CCl3, a chemical formerly used as an anesthetic, can result from a reaction between chlorine gas and methane, CH4.
When mixed with sodium hydroxide, NaOH, chlorine gas forms hypochlorite, ClO3-, a major component of bleach.
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What is the meaning of missible?
The word is actually "misCible" meaning something that can be mixed with something else.
What kind of dog is Stan?
i think he is a mutt mixed with something else
Is it good if a golden retriever ways 150?
No. Unless he is stocky and mixed with something else
If he gives you mixed signals does that mean he has mixed feelings?
Oftentimes yes. And the mixed feelings may not have anything to do with you. It may be something else in their life. Let your heart be your guide.
How do you separate sulphur?
Sulphur is a pure element. Unless its mixed in with something else there is nothing to separate it from.
What breed of dog is in the petsmart commercial with the Honda Element?
its a welsh corgi mixed with something else
What food would Tanqueray go with?
Tanqueray is best when mixed with something else. It would be an orange blossom special. One would mix the gin with orange juice, and put orange slice with powdered sugar.
Should New York be hyphenated?
no it shouldn't because it might get mixed up with something else in the world
Can dog hair be spun into yarn?
it can but to make the yarn stronger it is often mixed with something else like wool
What are mixed signals that a guy shows to a girl they like?
They look and you but look away pretending to look at something else.
The melting point of pure simazine is 225-227. If the melting point of your product was different what could be the explanation?
That it is not 'pure'; it may have been mixed with something else, which would give it a different characteristic.
What name would you give a compound consisting of two bromine atoms and one calcium atom?
You could never find these two elements alone in a compound... they'd have to be with something else (e.g - chlorine) then it would become Calcium Bromide.
