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What is the effect of adding NaF to a aqueous HF solution-a pH increases b h30 increases c hf increases?
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the pH increases
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Which is hydrolyzed faster by aqueous NaOH?
BUTYL, because of Stearic Effect.
What effect does aqueous ammonia have on red litmus paper?
It turns blue!
What is the effect of temperature to stirring?
increases
Is pH value only for liquids?
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What is the effect of temperature change on the pressure of a contained gas?
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What is the procedure for the preparation of aqueous iodine solution?
side effect of iodine
Which is hydrolyzed faster by aqueous NaOH?
BUTYL, because of Stearic Effect.
What effect does aqueous ammonia have on red litmus paper?
It turns blue!
How does mass effect velocity?
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not sure, someone please help me
What is the effect of temperature to stirring?
increases
What is the effect of adding the prefix in to a word?
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What is the effect on the detector if the thickness of the tire cord increases in the monitoring system?
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