Formation
I remember having this question on a quiz a while back
Answer: The force of attraction present between the solids depends on the type of solid.
Explanation:
For e.g. if solid is ionic solid, then the ionic forces hold on the solid molecules. And these forces hold together and form solid. When it comes to hydrogen bonding stronger the hydrogen bonding, more together the molecules and it become solid.
Answer:
Graphitic carbon nitride (g-C3N4) is a rising two-dimensional material possessing intrinsic semiconducting property with unique geometric configuration featuring superimposed heterocyclic sp2 carbon and nitrogen network, nonplanar layer chain structure, and alternating buckling. The inherent porous structure of heptazine-based g-C3N4 features electron-rich sp2 nitrogen, which can be exploited as a stable transition metal coordination site. Multiple metal-functionalized g-C3N4 systems have been reported for versatile applications, but local coordination as well as its electronic structure variation upon incoming metal species is not well understood. Here we present detailed bond coordination of divalent iron (Fe2+) through micropore sites of graphitic carbon nitride and provide both experimental and computational evidence supporting the aforementioned proposition.
I dont know anything about this since i am not in college or high school i am in Middle school but I hope I will learn it
Elements are the same type of atoms, so there is nothing else to separate. Hydrogen has hydrogen atoms, and no other kind. Therefore nothing can be taken out of it anymore. Chemical x is a mixture, made by y and z. Nothing can make up y and z but themselves.
