Why is HCl called a polar molecule? Explain your reasoning.Polar Molecules:A molecule is considered polar if it has an overall dipole moment. The dipole moment of the compound depends if the compound has polar bonds and if the geometry of the compound will permit a net dipole moment. Bond ...
HCl also known as Hydrochloric Acid Molar Mass of HCl:36.46 g/mol ElementSymbolAtomsMass % HydrogenH12.8% ChlorineCl197.2% Definition Molar mass is a ratio that is used to convert a mass measurement to an amount of substance. This amount is expressed as a number of particles, such as atoms...
Note that alcohol can lead to almost all of these proposed causes: alcohol is fundamentally an acid, it irritates the vagus nerve, as it aggravates the esophagus (the burning and writhing you experience after a shot). Obviously, when the acid streams down and reaches your stomach, the content...
Why is trypsin called universal enzyme? Why is enzyme salivary amylase unable to function in the stomach? Why enzyme action is considered highly specific? What is an enzyme? Why is it important? Why doesn't the stomach digest itself since it produces lots of acid and pepsin (a protease)?
Why can't lead chloride be directly prepared by adding hydrochloric acid? How is SO_2 waste recycled to make wallboard? What are soda cans made of? What environmental problems do they cause? Why is it possible for an active metal like aluminum to be useful as a struct...
Fumaric acid is an important specialty chemical with wide industrial applications ranging from its use as feedstock for the synthesis of polymeric resins to
2) Side reaction: maybe HCl has a bad effect. Maybe nitric destroys quinine. How many acids do you know? Will you try them all, and write a reference for us? 3) They tried one thing, it worked, and won't try anything else. This is called validation. Quinine sulfate, in sulfuric ...
Given that, the acetic acid won't all dissociate and it will exist in equilibrium. This is what causes the H3O content to be less and therefore less acidic? Have I covered what was wrong with my first stab at an answer? Yes, this part is correct, and well explained. But ... ...
The physiological process of the body that involves mechanical and chemical division of the food particles is called digestion. The digested food molecules are absorbed by the intestine of the digestive tract in the form of macromolecules.Answer and Explanation: ...
Why can't lead chloride be directly prepared by adding hydrochloric acid? Why would it be undesirable to wash the crude halide with aqueous sodium hydroxide? Why do group I cations form precipitates when mixed with HCl? Why are the halogens so important? Why is benzene less reactive than 1...