I believe that it would be false. <span>The name of the ion P3- is not phosphoride ion but it is phosphide ion. </span><span>The </span>phosphide ion<span> is P </span>3−<span>, and </span>phosphides<span> of almost every metal in the periodic table are known. They exhibit a wide variety of chemical and physical properties. Hope this answers the question.</span>
Stir the water continuously, this is the only logical answer. Adding powdered sugar, decreasing the volume, increasing the amount of suga, cooling, all don't make the sugar dissolve quicker.
Use PV=nRT to find V assuming n is one and R= 8.31 then use the answer to find P2
A. It does not retain the properties of the substances that make it up
