D is the correct answer. Chemical reaction rates won't always be constant, you can change the rate of a chemical reaction. Factors that affect chemical reaction rates would be temperature, the concentration (pressure) of the reactant, or just the general surface area (crushing a reactant would be an example). Solvent polarity can also decrease the rate of a chemical reaction. Therefore, A, B, and C are true, leaving D as the answer.
Answer:
Interphase
Explanation:
I think you answered your own question chief? lol
The yeast and Hydrogen Peroxide is the chemical change, because when something is changed chemically, there is a chemical added that cannot be taken away to make it go back to it's original state. However when you're blowing bubbles in milk, no chemicals were added and it will go back to it's original state.
Answer:
Using the Formula Fc = (Valence Electrons) - (Unbound Electrons) - (N bonds in the atom)
Explanation:
Concept: Formal Charge
Let's remember the concept of formal charge as the electric charge of an atom in a given molecule, it is calculated as it follows:
Fc = (Valence Electrons) - (Unbound Electrons) - (N bonds in the atom)
So to answer the question and by knowing the molecule, we can tell
a) Fc + Unbound Electrons + N Bonds of the atom = Valence Electrons, if the valence electrons are fewer than the actual electrons of the atom, it means it is missing electrons.
b) let' s remember the concept of expanded octet as an atom and the Lewis Structure having more than 8 electrons.
So if you sum the Valence Electrons and the N bonds in the atom multiplied by two (There are two electrons in 1 bond) and this number is greater than 8, you could say it has an expanded octet