Answer:
its D I'm pretty sure because it's from high heat/pressure
Tritium is an isotope of hydrogen...
For Isotopes number of neutrons are different but electrons and protons are same
Answer:
remains constant regardless of the pH
Explanation:
The pH refers to the hydrogen potential or hydrogen power that states the aqueous solution acidity. It varies from 0 to 14. The higher pH values denotes more basic solutions while on the other hand, the lower pH values denote more acidic
An acidic solution refers to a solution at which the hydrogen ions concentration is more than the hydroxide ions concentration
Therefore the ion product of water remains constant as the value of both hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions is relatively small as non-dissociated water concentration would remain the same.
Hence, the second option is correct
Hello there,
The number placed below an element's symbol in a chemical formula is called....
a subscript
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-Char
that is the answer, but what is the y value?