Zinc-bromide is its name. Since you have a metal and a non metal you don’t need to use the prefix “di” for the Br.
D. Appalachians
That should be your answer for the mountainous northern coast.
A. Acids and bases don't react with each other. --> False. Acids and bases react in reactions called neutralization reactions, whose products are salt and water.
B. Acids mixed with bases neutralize each other. --> True. See above.
C. Acids mixed with bases make stronger bases. --> False. Acids and bases react to neutralize each other, so they would weaken each other, not result in a stronger base or a stronger acid.
D. Acids mixed with bases make stronger acids. --> False. See above.
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B. Acids mixed with bases neutralize each other
Depends on the solution but most likely it would be oxidation or the gradual process of rust being formed. Could you please list what solution is being used?
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A mixture is composed of two or more elements joined by physical means, there are two types of mixtures, homogeneous and heterogenous. On the other hand, compounds are made of two or more elements that are combined by chemical means.
