Carl S. WeisbeckerHarvard UniversityJoel F. LiebmanUniversity of MarylandKluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum PublishersStructural ChemistryWeisbecker, CS, Liebman, JF (1996) Struct Chem 7: pp. 85Weisbecker CS, Liebman JF (1996) Struct Chem 7:85...
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How many atoms are in the molecule nitrogen trichloride NCl3 )? There are3 chlorine atoms and one nitrogen atomin NCl3. Nitrogen trichloride (NCl3) lewis structure contains three N-Cl bonds. There are one lone pair on nitrogen atom and three lone pairs on each chlorine atom. ...
Bleach, especially chlorine bleach, is a powerful oxidizing agent. When it comes into contact with the dyes in clothes, it breaks down their molecular bonds. This reaction causes the color to fade or disappear, leading to what we identify as bleach stains. This reaction is more pronounced with...
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Many bottled water drinkers report taste as the primary reason for their bias — they just think bottled water tastes better than tap water, end of story. In some cases, this is entirely likely. Since many cities treat their tap water with chlorine to disinfect it, an aftertaste in tap ...
Hydrogen shares its single valence electron with one of the valence electrons of oxygen; when two hydrogen atoms form these covalent bonds with a single oxygen atom, the result is H2O or water.(Image credit: Encyclopaedia Britannica/UIG Via Getty Images) ...
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