Polar molecules are molecules wherein the atoms do not share an electron equally in a bond especially a covalent bond. Due to this unequal sharing of the electrons, a dipole would form where a part would have a partial positive charge and the other end would have a partial negative charge. Having both the partial positive and the negative charges, the molecules of the substance would have a tendency to hold each other. As a result, polar molecules would exist at room temperature as liquids or solids rather than existing as gas. Examples are water, sugar, ethanol and hydrochloric acid.
If the strong force didn't exist, there would be nothing but hydrogen and neutrons floating in space. ... When the protons and neutrons are apart there is no strong force but when they are together to resemble a nucleus, the strong force is in action.
...if you use magnetso this is a mixture
p/s: or this is physical process
sorry if I'm wrong
different fuels emit different amounts of carbon dioxide in relation to the energy they produce when burned to analyze
oh wait i wrote whole paragraphs let me fix this
okay so you mean this ?
a term for disaccharides would be double sugar or boise!
monosaccharides are simple sugars soluble in water. any class of sugars like glucose.
polysaccharide is starch, cellulose, or glycogen. with molecules together. a carbohydrate.
saccharide knows as to the term structure of carbohydrates. carbohydrates are plain simple? organic compounds that are aldehyde or ketone functional group. with the general chemical formula of carbohydrates is c (H O)
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