First of all,let's bear in mind that the "Hydrogen" $ "Oxygen" mentioned are atoms and not molecules. So based on the 8-electron(Octet) rule by Lewis, The sum total of electrons around the central atom of the molecule should equal the atomic number of the neighbouring noble gas( in the same period)which signifies stability . Neon follows Oxygen in the same period. And Oxygen which initially has 6 electrons in its outermost shell,will eventually have 8 electrons surrounding it(after 2 hydrogen atoms,-each with just 1 electron- have attached themselves to it), thereby enhancing its stability and that of the eventual water molecule. So based on the above theory, I confidently and proudly say that Water molecules are more stable than either the Hydrogen or Oxygen atom.( +2347031203995, Dominic Chuma),sigmoidbearer@Yahoo.com
Water (H2O) is more stable than hydrogen peroxide (OH aka H2O2). Water (H2O) is more stable than hydrogen peroxide (OH aka H2O2).
Water is more stable. Hydrogen peroxide is an unstable compound and it decomposes rapidly upon application of heat, or contact with organic molecules.
02- because its valence electron shell would be full
oxygen because it is much farther on the right on the periodic table. also the intermolecular forces are stronger too.
You can do this by taking note that hydrogen peroxide is an acid and water is neutral.
Hydrogen peroxide explode by heating.
Peroxide is a good nucleophile, it might be strong enough for an addition-elimination reaction to form a peroxy acid and the alcohol. Depending on the stability of the peroxy acid, it might decompose to the carboxylic acid.
Nothing too bad! When I bleach my hair, I put a little hydrogen peroxide in with the mix. I see a difference in whiteness when I do and don't use hydrogen peroxide. It gets it a lot whiter. However, hydrogen peroxide is DAMAGING to hair! If you're going to use it, poke a small hole in the film of a new bottle and only use a couple squirts! You have to be careful, because it can damage your hair and scalp. Keep and eye on it. And when you're done bleaching, deep condition the hell out of your hair! Good luck!
h2o, waterAnswer:Hydrogen and oxygen can combine to make:H2O: WaterH2O2: Hydrogen peroxideOH-: Hydroxide ionH2O3: Trioxidane, hydrogen trioxide or dihydrogen trioxide
clean it put some polysporen on itget rid of the inecitfonand it will heal over like a cutbut only if the peirce is fairly freshthere might be some scarring but most likely the hole will completly cover up.
If it were a gallon of liquid hydrogen, you might get a couple miles but a gallon hydrogen gas is not enough to do much
Hydrogen peroxide is a disinfectant. It kills bacteria that might cause and infection.
NO! You might have it confused with benzoyl peroxide?! Benzoyl peroxide is a commonly used chemical in most acne medicines.
it will become 9 percent hydrogen peroxide and it should be okay to dye your hair with. it might look orangish at first but will turn blond like eminem. it might be really strong do not get that in your eyes.
H2O2 is not a chemical reaction, it is Hydrogen Peroxide.
Peroxide is a good nucleophile, it might be strong enough for an addition-elimination reaction to form a peroxy acid and the alcohol. Depending on the stability of the peroxy acid, it might decompose to the carboxylic acid.
Nothing too bad! When I bleach my hair, I put a little hydrogen peroxide in with the mix. I see a difference in whiteness when I do and don't use hydrogen peroxide. It gets it a lot whiter. However, hydrogen peroxide is DAMAGING to hair! If you're going to use it, poke a small hole in the film of a new bottle and only use a couple squirts! You have to be careful, because it can damage your hair and scalp. Keep and eye on it. And when you're done bleaching, deep condition the hell out of your hair! Good luck!
No it does not. Unless by "stain" you mean "bleach", because it might do that (or even cause a chemical burn, if it's concentrated enough ... the hydrogen peroxide you buy at the drug store is only 3%, so it's not concentrated enough though you should still keep it away from your eyes).
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The best blood removal method I have found is regular hydrogen peroxide. Depending on the size of the blood, either dab the area with a cotton ball soaked in peroxide or you can pour the peroxide directly on the blood. The peroxide will foam and oxidize the blood on contact. Again, depending on the size of the blood, it might take two or more applications to complete.
hydrogen peroxide. put a little on the blood spot and let it soak in and rinse with water. it might not ome completely out but washing the panies several times will get rid of the stain.
Luminol is a chemical when mixed with hydrogen peroxide and sprayed on what might be blood. If blood is present, the chemical binds with hemoglobin and blood and causes it to glow.
well you can try it if you do have cancer there is a book about it and it says that 3% hydrogen and 97% oxygen can cure it the book is called the 1 minute cure for cancer look it up on eBay or Google it might just cure it! worth a try!