Answer:
Explanation:
As one moves down the vertical groupings of elements on the periodic table, it is evident that new shells are being added from top to down.
An atomic orbital is the region of space surrounding the nucleus where there is a high probability of finding an electron.
Down a group, the atomic radius increases as more shells are added to an atom.
Answer:
The water in the leaf will evaporate
Explanation:
the leaf would absorb the water and when sat in the sun, the water would evaporate and the leaf would dry out
Answer:
Concentration of ammonia = 3M
Explanation:
The reaction for the question is a neutralization reaction between HCl and NH₃
The chemical equation for the reaction is given as
HCl + NH₃ → NH₄CL
1 : 1 1
Volume of HCl = 18.1ml = 0.0181L
Volume of NH₃ = 5ml= 0.005L
Molar concentration of HCl=0.8M
Molar Concentration of NH₃ =?
Number of moles(n)= Molar concentration × Volume
n = C × V
n of HCL= 0.8 × 0.0181
n = 0.01448moles
Since mole ration for the reaction from the balanced equation above is 1:1,
n of NH₃ = 0.01448
molar concentration (C) of NH₃ = n/v
C of NH₃ = 0.01448/0.005
C of NH₃=2.896
C OF NH₃ =3M
The process that took place is called oxidation or burning where wood was burnt into ashes.
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Wood is an organic compound formed of different types of carbohydrates, proteins and lipids. These components do have carbon oxygen hydrogen as most abundant atoms and also has some amount of nitrogen, phosphorous, and other metal ions like magnesium, calcium etc.
When the logs were burnt, the chemical reaction took place between the atmospheric oxygen and the atoms present in the wood, forming different oxides. As carbon was the most abundant atom present, a huge smoke containing carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide evolved. The hydrogen became the water vapour, and other gases were also formed like nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide etc. These gases went off into atmosphere. The rest that were left behind were mixture of unburnt part of wood as well as the solid metal oxides. There were unburnt particles of carbon mixed with them too.
