What is activation energy, Q. What is Activation Energy? Ans. Coll...

Q. What is Activation Energy? Ans. Colliding molecules which overcome the activation energy form an activated complex. In the activated complex, original bonds are partial

Basic salt analysis, who it whould be make

who it whould be make

Uses of BHC,

TGA, factors affecting TGA

factors affecting TGA

Chemical properties of alkaline earth metals, alkaline earth metals

alkaline earth metals

Equivalent weight, how to calculate equivalent weight of LMnO4

how to calculate equivalent weight of LMnO4

Density of natural waters, Certain basic properties of lakes and oceans are...

Certain basic properties of lakes and oceans are important to understanding how they "work". One of these is the density of the water, and its changes. Dense (or heavier) water wan

Reference solution, Reference solution:   A proper reference soluti...

Reference solution:   A proper reference solution contains color reagent plus sample buffer. The difference between the reference and a sample is that the concentration of

Decomposed at a lower temperature, Why li 2 CO 3 decomposed at a lower tem...

Why li 2 CO 3 decomposed at a lower temperature whereas Na2CO3 at higher temp?

Freezing Point Lowering, The freezing point of ethylene glycol is -3.2 degr...

The freezing point of ethylene glycol is -3.2 degree-Celcius. How many grams of ethylene glycol is required in 150 L of water to achieve such temperature?