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What Causes A Chemical Reaction? - Blurtit
Answer (1 of 3): Primarily electrons are involved in chemical reactions. For example in the reaction of Hydrochloric acid and Sodium Hydroxide which I will explain some of the details of this very simple reaction as follows: HCl + NaOH is balanced as follows: (H1+ + Cl1-) + (Na1+ + OH1-) -----> ( Na1+ + Cl1-) + (H2O) The charges (number of available electrons for bonding) are
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What Is The Chemical Reaction For NaCl+KNO3? - Blurtit
A chemical reaction occurs when certain chemical substances combine together and produce a reaction. Reactions can vary from a slight fizz to a full combustion involving fire, electricity, light and heat. The results of a chemical reaction are often written in chemical equations or formulas.
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What Slows Down Or Stops A Chemical Reaction? - Blurtit
Answer (1 of 6): Basically what you're looking for is the opposite of a catalyst, which is a blocker, inhibitor or an anti-catalyst. Instead of speeding up a chemical reaction, it slows it down or all together stops it. Chemical/biological inhibitors are generally found in the body in areas where you don't want a chemical reaction to occur.
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What Is Chemical Reaction Of KCl And AgNO3? - Blurtit
Answer (1 of 3): KCI + AgN03 = KN03 + AgCl. This chemical reaction can be translated as potassium chloride + silver nitrate = potassium nitrate + silver chloride. A reaction such as this, when potassium chloride is added to a solution of an appropriate metal ion, will cause the potassium chloride to precipitate insoluble chloride salts.
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What Are The Chemical Reactions Of Carbohydrates? - Blurtit
Answer (1 of 1): There are some following reactions:OxidationThe aldehyde functional group is oxidized to a carboxyl group. For example, glucose is oxidized to gluconic acid by benedict's solution or Fehlings solution [both are alkaline solutions of copper ions, cu2+ ions are reduced to Cu+ ions.ReductionThe aldehyde group is reduced to the hydroxyl or alcohol group in the
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What Will NaCl+AgNO3 Produce In As A Chemical
Answer (1 of 3): Sodium chloride reacts with silver nitrate to form sodium nitrateand silver chloride. The valency of sodium and silver is positiveone. The valency of chlorine and nitrate is negative one. The sodiumion Na+ from sodium chloride combines with NO3- to form NaNO3. Similarly potassium ion Ag+ from silver nitrate combines with Cl- to form AgCl.
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What TYPE Of Reaction Is The Following Equation ... - Blurtit
Suhail Ajmal answered. It is a double replacement reaction. In such reactions metal replaces a metal, and a nonmetal replaces a nonmetal. In this chemical reaction parts of compounds are interchanged to make new compounds. Yes, this is a neutralization reaction. Na2CO3 is a base and HCl is an acid. These react forming NaCl as a salt, H2O (Water ...
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Can Lysol Cause A Chemical Allergy? - Blurtit
Answer (1 of 2): Yes, you can have an allergic reaction to Lysol. I have an allergic reaction to Lysol. If you have someone in the office who is allergic you need to allow them to help you in the process of picking out the product. It depends on what their allergic to in Lysol spray. Most people by the time they reach adulthood have a great deal of experience with their allergy.
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What Is The Chemical Formula For Ba2+ And O2-? - Blurtit
Answer (1 of 1): The chemical produced through the compound of Ba2 and O2 is BaO, otherwise known as Barium Oxide. Barium oxide is a white powder with a boiling point of around 2000C. It is a hygroscopic compund, meaning it readily absorbs water, which can affect the properties of a substance. In this case, if enough water is absorbed into a sample of barium oxide, it will
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Can Lysol Cause A Chemical Allergy? - Blurtit
Answer (1 of 2): Yes, you can have an allergic reaction to Lysol. I have an allergic reaction to Lysol. If you have someone in the office who is allergic you need to allow them to help you in the process of picking out the product. It depends on what their allergic to in Lysol spray. Most people by the time they reach adulthood have a great deal of experience with their allergy.
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What TYPE Of Reaction Is The Following Equation ... - Blurtit
Suhail Ajmal answered. It is a double replacement reaction. In such reactions metal replaces a metal, and a nonmetal replaces a nonmetal. In this chemical reaction parts of compounds are interchanged to make new compounds. Yes, this is a neutralization reaction. Na2CO3 is a base and HCl is an acid. These react forming NaCl as a salt, H2O (Water ...
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How Do You Balance The Chemical Equation HCl - Blurtit
is the answer, the how is adjusting so # of atoms on each side is equal. Thank Writer. Comment. Blurt. thanked the writer. blurted this. Oddman answered. HCl + KOH = KCl + H 2 O. A balanced equation has the same number of each atom on either side.
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The Reaction 2KClO3(s)--- 2KCl(s)+3O2(g) Is What ... - Blurtit
Chemistry. 4Fe (s) + 3O2 (g) ---> 2Fe2O3 (s), this is balanced equation for combining Iron and Oxygen.... What Is The Product Of This Chemical Reaction CaCO3 + HC2H3O2? Chemistry. The product formed as a result of the following chemical reactions are
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Write a balanced equation for the complete ... - Blurtit
Write The Balanced Equation For The Following Chemical Reaction Hydrogen+Chlorine-->HydrogenChloride. Chemistry. In a reaction involving hydrogen and chlorine, it becomes necessary to balance the subsequent equation...
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Solvent (All chemical Reaction in living cells take place in an aqueous solution of Water) Reactant (Water Breaks food in Digestion by Hydrolysis Reaction) Transport Medium (90% of Plasma is water to dissolve substances to be carried around) Lubricant (The Synovial Fluid between bones in
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What Are The Uses Of Esters? - Blurtit
They are chemical compounds usually derived from reactions of oxoacids with hydroxyl compounds, such as a phenol or alcohol. Esters are generally derived from organic or inorganic acids, in which a minimum of one hydroxyl group is being replaced by an alkoxy group. Most commonly, this is done using carboxylic acids and a variety of alcohols.
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Is Sunburn A Histamine Reaction? - Blurtit
Answer (1 of 1): Yes. According to a quick google search, I found that with higher levels of exposure, there's also an inflammatory reaction. Histamine, the chemical involved in most allergic reactions, is released in the skin, along with other inflammatory substances. Blood flow is increased and the skin turns red and warm to the touch. This occurs during sun exposure, but
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Ask Questions, Get Free Answers - Blurtit
A BPO or also know as Business Process Outsourcing is an organization that is responsible for performing various processes or part of a processes for other business organization. A Call Center performs part of the client's business that
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Write The Balanced Equation For The Following Chemical Reaction Hydrogen+Chlorine-->HydrogenChloride. Chemistry. In a reaction involving hydrogen and chlorine, it becomes necessary to balance the subsequent equation...
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What Is The Most Serious Type Of Allergic Reaction? - Blurtit
What Type Of Reaction Is Sodium Chloride? Chemistry. Sodium chloride, also known as common salt, table salt, or halite, is a chemical compound with the formula... What Type Of Reaction Is (NH4)3PO4--Na3PO4+H2O+NH3? Chemistry. The reaction in which one complex chemical substance is decomposed into two or more simple chemical substances...
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What Does Saponified Mean? - Blurtit
Saponification is the reaction between fats and oils with KOH or NaOH to produce soap. It is a chemical decay of a paint's binder by alkali and moisture from a substrate. The substrate may be new concrete or fresh plaster. Saponified paint may lose its adhesion, deteriorate and get discoloured. It is a combination of lye, fats, oil and water ...
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Write And Balance: Solid Lead (II) Sulfide ... - Blurtit
Chemistry. Cu1+ + O2- ---> Cu2O, this compound must be named Cu(II) Oxide because Cu (elemental symbol for Copper)... What's The Balanced Equation When Zinc Metal Reacts With Copper II Chloride? Chemistry. The reaction of zinc metal and copper two chloride is a single replacement reaction. In single replacement...
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Is Sunburn A Histamine Reaction? - Blurtit
Answer (1 of 1): Yes. According to a quick google search, I found that with higher levels of exposure, there's also an inflammatory reaction. Histamine, the chemical involved in most allergic reactions, is released in the skin, along with other inflammatory substances. Blood flow is increased and the skin turns red and warm to the touch. This occurs during sun exposure, but
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What Does Catalytic Mean? - Blurtit
A catalyst is a substance which speeds up a chemical reaction without being changed itself. Sometimes the reactions would have been so slow without a catalyst that it could be considered that the catalyst actually causes the reaction to occur.
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What Are The Uses Of Esters? - Blurtit
They are chemical compounds usually derived from reactions of oxoacids with hydroxyl compounds, such as a phenol or alcohol. Esters are generally derived from organic or inorganic acids, in which a minimum of one hydroxyl group is being replaced by an alkoxy group. Most commonly, this is done using carboxylic acids and a variety of alcohols.
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Why Do You Add Concentrated Sulfuric Acid In The ... -
Answer (1 of 1): Because Sulfuric Acid acts as a catalyst (which speeds up the rate of chemical reaction, and itself is not reduced in the equation). If we were to not use sulfuric acid, the reaction would be much slower, however we could simply replace sulfuric acid with another substance e.g. Phosphoric acid which will have the same effect.
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A BPO or also know as Business Process Outsourcing is an organization that is responsible for performing various processes or part of a processes for other business organization. A Call Center performs part of the client's business that
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