The reaction that describe an acid an acid- base neutralization reaction is
Be(OH)2 + H2SO4 = BeSO4 +2 H2O
Neutralization reaction involve an acid and a base reaction whereby the acid neutralization the base. for the reaction above Be(OH)2 is the base while H2SO4 is the acid thus H2SO4 neutralizes Be(OH)2 to form BeSO4 and H2O
Answer:
Larger I believe I might be wrong though
Explanation:
- If no of carbon atoms be C
- Boiling point of compound be BP
So

- No of carbon atoms is directly proportional to the boiling point of the compound.
- If no of carbon atoms increases in a hydrocarbon the length of carbon chain also increases and all carbons get wrapped around themselves.
- Which causes increase in boiling point of compound.
Look the table below for the boiling points of some alkanes
