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I think it doesnt join it forms an ionic bond like electron transfer and thats all.
I know why only 2 and 3 are correct but i want to know where will the Ca join on?
Like Na joins the COO- , where will Ca join since it requires -2 charge to join??
take butanedioc acid
I know why only 2 and 3 are correct but i want to know where will the Ca join on?
Like Na joins the COO- , where will Ca join since it requires -2 charge to join??
And why does it show that they are metals?
Al cannot boil nd melt at such low values xP
Why NOT A?
Sr(NO3)2 ------> SrO + 2NO2 + 1/2 O2
How to do this one/??
Because they form cations
They mix due to PD PD attraaction not coz of H2 bonding..
Why is 3 wrong? If something can form H-bonds then it will mix right?
Why would the ratio be 3:1??
Why is 3 wrong? If something can form H-bonds then it will mix right?
Why would 3 also occur?
well this is done in the same manner..
How to do this??
How did you get n of 2NO2 + O2 as 0.014?
total mass = 108
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