How about putting one battery in the freezer while putting another by a radiator or something that gives off heat. Leave them for an hour, then place them in an object that uses batteries and time how long it takes for it to die: Note: It may take many hours for the battery to fully deplete.
-they are all odorless, colorless, monatomic gases with very low chemical reactivity.
-they’re all found in group 18 on the periodic table, all the way on the far right.
-they are the only elements that are unable to form compounds.
I don’t know how , what class is it for?
<span>I would say D because the Br is bonded to a tertiary carbon (a carbon bonded to three other carbon atoms). This makes the bond more stable compared to if the Br was bonded to a primary or secondary carbon, and so it is unlikely for spontaneous substitution of Br for OH to occur. Hydrolysis occurs through reaction intermediates that make the making and breaking of C-OH and C-Br bonds respectively more favourable.</span>
No, the properties of a substance are not affected by the amount of a substance.
