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What subsequent experiment might the chemist want to conduct to build on her experiment?
The chemist could investigate the effect of different solvents on the rate of reaction to determine if solvent polarity plays a role. She could also vary the concentration of the reactants to explore how it influences the rate of reaction. Additionally, she could study the effect of temperature on the reaction rate to understand how kinetic energy affects the rate of the reaction.
Where was Rhodium discovered?
It is obtained by exploding gold into tiny pieces and then inside the gold there are little spots. Those little spots are rhodium. You want to shave off the gold and combine the spots together. Then you want to put them in to a bowl and put it in the microwave. Then you put in to the freezer until it freezes.
If you become a scientist someday what would you want to discover inventwhy?
If I were to become a scientist, I would want to discover a sustainable solution to the climate crisis. Inventing technology that can reduce carbon emissions and help mitigate the impacts of climate change would have a significant and positive impact on our planet and future generations.
What chemist in Northern Suberbs of Brisbane is open Christmas day?
I recommend checking with local pharmacies or chemists in the Northern Suburbs of Brisbane directly for their Christmas Day operating hours. You may also want to call ahead to confirm their availability.
What is the purpose of elements to lose or gain valence electrons to become an ion?
Elements lose or gain valence electrons to become ions in order to attain a stable electronic configuration, usually by achieving a full outer electron shell. This helps them to increase their stability and decrease their overall energy. Ions can either become positively charged (cation) by losing electrons or negatively charged (anion) by gaining electrons.
Was Alfred nobel married?
no he didn't. But he did fall in love three times. One of the girls he was in love with won the nobel peace prize in 1905!
When was Alfred H. Noble born?
Alfred Nobel did not win a NOBLE PEACE PRIZE but he created the NOBEL PEACE PRIZE because after inventing dynamite and it killed quite a lot of people i think he didn't want to be known as a dynamite king we just wanted to bring Peace to the world so that's why he made the NOBEL PEACE PRIZE.
What did Alfred Nobel do?
Alfred Nobel feared death as he grew older and feared greatly of being buried alive. He also didn't like the idea of being buried. He wrote letters to his brother saying that he didn't want his body buried, but burned with specific acids and the correct amounts of them.
Who made the Noble Peace Prize?
Alfred Nobel, a Swedish chemist. He also invented dynamite. They come in a variety of different flavours (Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, Literature and Peace) and were first awarded in 1901. They are awarded by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, The Nobel Assembly and the Swedish Academy (depending on the flavour). Alfred Nobel made his money in armaments (weapons and so forth) and didn't want to be remembered that way, so set up the schee in his will, which came as a surprise to many when he died. Top bloke, by all accounts, even though he did invent stuff that killed people.
Why was the nobel peace prize started?
(I'm fairly sure) It's because Alfred Nobel, after inventing dynamite, didn't want to be remembered as the inventor of a killing device, so he made a peace prize to show that he had no evil intentions.
What degrees do you need to become a chemist?
A bachelor's degree but if you want to go even farhter with it, you could get a Master degree or your Ph.D
What kind of career is there if you want to be a chemist?
If one wanted to become a chemist, some of the careers one can be in are biochemistry, chemical engineering, organic chemistry and physical chemistry. To view the full list of careers, one can check the ACS website.
What inventions were the basis for Alfred Nobel's fortune that was used to found the Nobel Prizes?
Alfred Nobel made his fortune primarily on dynamite and a few other explosives.Dynamite was a big deal at the time, as it made explosives much safer. The alternatives were black powder, which is much weaker, and pure nitroglycerin, which has a tendency to explode unpredictably whenever it feels like it.Nobel's invention was mixing nitroglycerin with sawdust, making dynamite, it then becomes quite shock resistant and doesn't explode before you want it to.Alfred Nobel invented, patented and produced the dynamite, making him a combined inventor, businessman and industrialist.
What do you need to study if you want to be a chemist?
Chemistry.
Why would a chemist want to add water to to a chemical?
To dilute it.
Want to open a chemist shop without degree?
Today its complicated but some times ago , one can open a chemist shop having minimum 5 yrs working experience in any chemist shop.
Why were the Nobel Prizes named after Alfred Nobel?
Eight years prior to his death, on 13 April 1888, Alfred Nobel read an obituary to himself. Although it was his brother Ludwig who had actually died, the obituary described Alfred Nobel's own achievements, believing it was he who had died. The obituary condemned Nobel for inventing dynamite, an explosive which caused the deaths of so many. It is said that this experience led Nobel to choose to leave a better legacy to the world after his death. Nobel regretted that his invention was used for such destructive purposes and methods (and made people have such a negative impression of him), that he willed that after his death, he would leave a much better legacy than during his life. So, he set up an award system, now called the Nobel Prize, so that when people do things that are extraordinarily beneficial to humans or who perform great actions to serve the human race and the world, that the most outstanding person would be awarded the prize. The prizes are given to "those who, during the preceding year, shall have conferred the greatest benefit to mankind." The prize is awarded every December 10th, in Stockholm, commemorating when Nobel died (to the date) and where he was born. Nobel died on 10 December 1896 at the age of 63.
