Draw a balanced chemical equation (including any necessary charges) for the formation of a hydrochloride salt below.

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A: Differences are stated as shown below,

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A: Feature of a soap molecule which gives it its cleaning ability is that it has one part that is polar…

Q: A hydrogen bond can form between adjacent to each other. a. two hydrogen atoms b. two oxygen atoms…

A: a. Two hydrogen atoms share one electron resulting in the formation of a single covalent bond.…

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Q: chatelier's principle S₈(g) + 120₂(g) ↔ 8 SO₃(g) + 808kcals what will happen when... (A) Sulfur…

A: Given- S8(g)+12O2(g)<->8SO3(g)+808 kcals

Q: List the main steps involved in treating water for domestic uses?

A: To find: The main steps involved in treating water for domestic uses.

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A: Given: Differences in electronegativity between hydrogen and oxygen create partial positive and…

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Q: Use the Lewis structures of water to show how two water molecules hydrogen bond with each other.

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A: Given: Distilled water does not conduct electricity whereas rain water does conduct.

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A: As we know opposite charge attracts each other .  So the type of bonding shown is given in…

Q: What is the process in which an ion is surrounded by water molecules arranged in specific manner.

A: This process is called hydration.

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A: Molecular formula is the chemical representation of an element and it will give the exact number of…

Q: explain how you can boil water in syringe without burning your hand.

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A: Please find below the diagram of five water molecules. Dotted line shows hydrogen bond and bold line…

Q: Name and draw and example of three basic ionic crystal structures.

A: Crystal lattice is symmetrical 3-dimensional structural arrangements of atoms, ions or molecules…

Q: A water molecule can engage in as many as four H bonds.Explain.

A: Given: A water molecule can engage in as many as four H bonds.

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Q: Why would one use an aqueous solution of NaCl to prepare solutions of deionoized water?

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A: Hydrogen bond is a type of intermolecular attraction force between the two molecules.

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A: Introduction: We have to tell what will happen when water is heated.

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Q: Why is lithium salts mostly hydrated?

A: Among alkali metals lithium has smallest size.

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A: when NaH react with NH3 to give NaNH2 and Hydrogen gas NaH + NH3 → NaNH2 + H2(g)

Q: Hi, what is an example of water resisting temperature change? and why?

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Q: 3) Explain the difference between the covalent bonds and the hydrogen bonds in water.

A: To explain the difference between the covalent bond and the hydrogen bond in the water.

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