Single-celled organisms<span> which use asexual reproduction can </span>do<span> so very rapidly simply by </span>dividing<span> into two equal halves. This is called binary fission. In yeasts the </span>cell<span> does not </span>divide<span> equally in two halves; instead, there is a large mother </span>cell<span> and a smaller daughter </span>cell<span>. This is called budding.</span>
Answer:
Solid Osmium transition metal reacts with Oxygen gas to produce solid Osmium tetroxide.
Os(s) + 2O₂(g) -> OsO₄(s)
Explanation:
Osmium tetroxide is another way of writing Osmium (VIII) oxide.
Leaving powdered osmium exposed to air in a room will slowly create osmium tetroxide at room temperature.
Similarly, osmium tetroxide vapor will readily be released from a liquid solution at room temperature.
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The orbital hybridization of the central carbon atom in CSe2 is sp.
In chemical bonding, atomic orbitals may be combined to form appropriate hybrid orbitals suitable for bonding. The orbitals that combine during hybridization must be close enough in energy.
In the compound Cse2, carbon is the central atom bonded to two selenium atoms. The carbon atom in CSe2 is sp hybridized.
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The atomic structure of the acetic acid is:
H O
l l
H –
C – C – O – H
l
H
We can see from the structure that there are 2 interior
atoms, and these are all Carbon atoms.
The geometry is:
Tetrahedral on First Carbon
Trigonal Planar on Second Carbon
