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When property is privately owned people have a strong incentive to use their property in ways that are highly valued by others because?
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Which is a chemical property of soda ash?
It's a highly basic substance ;)
Why is Sugar dissolving in water a chemical property of sugar?
It is a (highly) polar solvent.
Why is glycerol solid at room temperature?
Glycerol can be as a solid at low temperatures.they are not solid, but highly viscous. It is the physical property of Glycerol
Why consider the property of a material when choosing its use?
example of highly reactive element
What statement describes a chemical property of oxygen?
The chemical property of oxygen is best described by oxygen's ability to combine with a metal to produce a compound. Oxygen is a highly paramagnetic and highly reactive element which supports combustion.
Why is color not the best property to use to identify a mineral?
Many minerals have highly variable colors, eg. fluorite or garnet, which are found in every color.
Why boron exist in BCl3 form while Al can form Al2O6?
Boron exists in BCl3 form while Al can form Al206 because Al or aluminum is highly reactive. Aluminum has the property of being highly reactive with oxygen. This is why it forms Al206.
Which property of water is likely the most significant in water role as a universal solvent?
The property of water that has made it such an effective solvent is the polarity of the molecule. It is highly polar.
Can copper be flattened by hammering?
Yes: Being flattening by hammering is a property called "malleability", and copper is one of the highly malleable metals.
What property do strong acids have?
They are highly corrosive in nature and dissociate extensively in solutions. They behave as good electrolytes.
Will insurance cover your damages from an accident if an unlicensed uninsured driver was in an accident on private property?
It is highly unlikely.
What is a property of lead?
Soft, malleable, poor conductor, highly poisonous, high density, resistant to corrosion.
