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Q: How are sugar and salt similar?

A: Salt is an ionic compound with chemical formula NaCl also called as sodium chloride. It is also…

Q: Chemistry Q. compare normal maize and potato starch, which one gives a clear paste ? explain your…

A: Potato starch has the highest viscosity of any of the commercially available starches. It is a…

Q: 3. According to a theory, how does organic chemistry started from the big bang?

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Q: What are physical hazards of chemicals. Explain each of them shortly.

A: Based on the intrinsic property of the chemical the physical hazards are broadly classified into…

Q: 29 Aliens The sun's gravitational pull The Earth's tilt ne moon's gravitational pull

A: Tides are the rise and fall of sea levels caused by the combined effects of the gravitational forces…

Q: Sensorial analysis of natural food colorants do not include: a. Visual b. Flavors c. Weighing d.…

A: Q.(1). Introduction: Sensory analysis of the food analysis examines the many physical appearances of…

Q: Starting with alchemy and the foundations of this idea, create a timeline of chemistry's history

A: In the ancient Egypt the Alchemy was born and the word Khem was denoted to the food plains fertility…

Q: What is a nanotechnology?

A: Nanotechnology has to be defined.

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A: We are given the unbalanced chemical reaction, _ Al+_ HCl→_ AlC3+_ H2

Q: Use the ethical theories discussed in this chapter to analyze the Bhopal case. Topics to be…

A: The safety, welfare,health etc are most important matter to concern. Bhopal gas tragedy is world's…

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A: Mutation change tha life span of almond tree

Q: Compare and contrast pure research and applied research.

A: pure research: Focuses on understanding basic properties and processes. applied research: Focuses on…

Q: Please answer the question in the photos.

A: For the given reaction, C3H8  + 5O2  → 3CO2  + 4H2O

Q: What are advanced materials? Explain

A: Definition: Advanced materials are the materials which haven't been used in usual purposes, which…

Q: Define chemistry.   2. What could be the importance of chemistry in a nursing major/student?

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Q: What branch of chemistry would study all other elements except carbon based materials? Explain.

A: Given branch of chemistry would study all other elements except carbon-based materials

Q: How has chemistry contributed towards nation’s development?

A: Given: Contribution of Chemistry towards nation’s development.

Q: what is the importance of chemistry for medical students?

A: Chemistry- Branch of science which deals with the study of chemical properties of elements, their…

Q: how important is chemistry in solving ecological problems?

A: The major environmental problems are pollution, global warming, ozone layer depletion, acid rain,…

Q: oil+water+soap what happening?

A: Given: A solution containing oil, water, and soap.

Q: What does CFA's stand for in chemistry?

A: CFA's  stands for - Chemical foaming Agents

Q: Haw do electric frells Madife biochemiel dteacton Ya tes ?

A: Electric field generally does not modify the biochemical reaction . Generally it fasts up the…

Q: Help with homework please - chemistry

A: Given that: Mass of empty pycnometer = 25.151 g Density of water = 1.000 g/cm³ Mass of pycnometer…

Q: (c) methyl mercury poisoning in Minamata, Japan. (d) the 2019 Kim Kim River toxic pollution.

A: c) Methylmercury poisoning in Minamata, Japan- It was in May 1956, that  Minamata disease was first…

Q: What is Proficiency testing? What is the value of proficiency testing in the clinical laboratory?

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Q: What is a skimmer

A: Please find your solution below : In chemistry, in order to separate the mixtures, various…

Q: 4 ways chemistry directly /indirectly affects your life.

A: Four ways chemistry directly /indirectly affects your life:

Q: What comes to mind when you hear pharmacology? And why?

A: Pharmacology is basically when we talk about certain chemicals or chemically active agents or…

Q: In your own words, what is general chemistry?

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Q: correct use and handling of lab equipment?

A: safety rules are very important while working in chemistry lab. safety rules are the procedure which…

Q: 4. Plastics are made from what starting material? a. plants b. animals C. petroleum or oil d. air

A: Plastics can be made from hydrocarbons that are obtained from coal, oil and natural gas.

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Q: what elements in everyday life involve chemistry?

A: A chemical element refers to a substance whose atoms have the same number of protons or same atomic…

Q: Importance of Chemistry in Human Life؟

A: Chemistry can be defined as the study of substances such as elements and compounds Thus chemistry…

Q: What advantages do collaborative and interactive learning environments provide for students? What…

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Q: biochemistry. Why is the answer A? can anyone please explain me this

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Q: What are the types of health effects of chemicals. Explain each of them shortly.

A: A chemical can be defined as a substance which is either used or is produced in a given chemical…

Q: What is the function of the fumehood in the Chemistry laboratory? Select the correct response: It…

A: Fume hood in the chemical laboratories generally help to reduce the toxic chemicals or hazardous…

Q: The branch of chemistry that is responsible for studying the elements and their compounds, excluding…

A: Biochemistry = Branch of chemistry deals with the application of chemistry in living organism…

Q: What is Donnan's theory? What is its importance in biophysical chemistry?

A: Here we have to explain Donnan's theory and its importance in bio physical chemistry.

Q: c) methyl mercury poisoning in Minamata, Japan. d) the 2019 Kim Kim River toxic pollution.

A: Minamata disease first discovered in city Minamata, Japan. It is because of the methylmercury in…

Q: Why do you think soil chemistry is important in your field of engineering

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