What tendency is the standard reduction potential of an element based on?

Which notations are commonly used on force diagrams to show forces acting on an object?

Is a decomposing log abiotic or biotic

When the compound, Na2S, is mixed with water, the Na2S is: soluble because all Na+1 compounds are soluble in water insoluble because most Na+1 compounds are insoluble in water soluble because all S-2 compounds are soluble in water insoluble because

When two elements react together they make a compound substance called a?

What is the solubility of substance a. how fast the solute dissolves in the solvent b. the amount of solute needed form a saturated solution c. the mass of a solute that dissolves in 100 g of solvent

Which is an example of chemical change A. mixing of posted colors B. formation of clouds C. sugar dissolving in water D. separating salt from seawater

Do solids or liquids have stronger intermolecular forces

For each reaction, identify the precipitate or lack thereof. cacl2 + k2co3 - -> caco3 + 2kcl

A 3.25 liter container of ammonia gas exerts a pressure of 652 mm Hg at a temperature of 243 Kelvin. Calculate the pressure of this same amount of gas in a 2.50 Liter container at a temperature of 221 Kelvin

Which of the following elements is classified as a nonmetal Xe Ca Sb Cu