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Q: What substance interacts to form the bond in tempera painting?
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What happens to oil when you mix it with an egg yolk?

Egg yolk by itself dries up and cracks, but in the middle ages it was very popular to create a yellow color for a paint. To create this paint (called Tempera) the egg yolk would be added to oil on a 1:1 basis. The two substances become a solution, and the oil keeps the egg yolk in a consistency we think of with paint (thick and viscuous). Some sort of acidic substance is also added usually, like vinegar or white wine. When the tempera is used for painting, it dries quickly, and the oil causes the pigment in the egg to bond with the surface that is painted. See the related link for examples of Tempera art.


Is chemical bond a substance?

No


Is observation enough to determine what type of bond a substance has?

Observation alone is usually not enough to determine the type of bond a substance has. Additional experiments and analysis, such as spectroscopy or crystallography, are often needed to accurately determine the type of bond present in a substance.


When does a chemical bond occur?

no a substance is occurring


Where does a substance attach to the enzymes?

Peptide bond


How do increasing the temperature of a liquid affect the dissolving of a substance?

because you are breaking apart either the dipole bond or hydrogen bond molecules within the substance


What type of chemical bond causes a substance to have a very high melting point?

an ionic bond


A is a force that holds together atoms in a substance?

chemical bond holds together the atoms in a substance


What type of chemical bond when a substance is dissolved in water absorbs energy from the surrounding water?

ionic bond


When elements chemically bond together new substance are siml?

When elements chemically bond together a new chemical is produced


Does n-hexane have a hydrogen bond?

No, n-hexane does not have hydrogen bonding. It is a nonpolar molecule and interacts primarily through van der Waals forces.


Can two atoms of the same substance bond give examples?

hydrogen