Chemical changes are irreversible.
A chemical change that could happen at school would be when you have a chemistry experiment and you mix an acid and a base such as mixing hydrochloric acid with sodium hydroxide.
A chemical change that could happen at home would be baking a cake. You can't take the ingredients used in baking a cake back apart because they have changed their chemical composition.
A chemical change that happens in nature could be a forest fire. The burning of wood would be the chemical change in this case.
Neon is a noble gas, so is very stable and has an atomic number of 10. So it has 10 protons and 10 neutons. So no it does not need to bond.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Chemical shift is given as
Frequency/frequency of instrument
Let c = chemical shift
F = frequency
I = frequency of instrument
Chemical shift = frequency/frequency Instrument
1.25ppm = Frequency /400
We cross multiply to find frequency
Frequency = 400 x 1.25
Frequency = 500Hz
Option d is the answer since it is 500hz
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