Match the compounds shown in every picture to its correct chemical formula. Write the letter of your answer. I. HCIHYDROCHLORICACIDJ. HCIO36.K. Na:CsHsO7WardDateSig.L. Na2CsHsO7Time9NC Coagulation Sodium Citrate 3.2%7.М. NaOHbelle chemicalN. NazO2SODIUMHYDROXIDE100% Sodum HydrodeDn CieanerUSE NO HOOKSUN NO. : 1942O. NHẠNO3AMMONIUM NITRATEP. NH3NO4(PPAN)NET WT: 25 KGSHUCHEMS FINE CHEMICAL CORP.MADE IN KOREA8.VAC[HE45Lo B

According to name on picture Chemical formula is

I. HCI HYDROCHLORIO ACID J. HCIO3 6. K. NasCsHsO7 ard Date L. NazCeHsO7 9NC Coagulation Sodium Citrate 3.2% 7. М. NaOH N. NazO2 belie cheical SODIUM HYDROXIDE pos Sdum Hydroide 8. USE NO HOOKS UN NO. : 1942 O. NHẠNO3 AMMONIUM NITRATE (PPAN) P. NH3NO4 NET WT: 25 KGS HUCHEMS FINE CHEMICAL CORP. MADE IN KOREA VAC

I. HCI HYDROCHLORIO ACID J. HCIO3 6. K. NasCsHsO7 ard Date L. NazCeHsO7 9NC Coagulation Sodium Citrate 3.2% 7. М. NaOH N. NazO2 belie cheical SODIUM HYDROXIDE pos Sdum Hydroide 8. USE NO HOOKS UN NO. : 1942 O. NHẠNO3 AMMONIUM NITRATE (PPAN) P. NH3NO4 NET WT: 25 KGS HUCHEMS FINE CHEMICAL CORP. MADE IN KOREA VAC

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Chapter11: Solutions And Colloids

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 27E: What is the microscopic explanation for the macroscopic behaviour illustrated in Figure 11.15?

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