At the end of the article, you will able to describe What are the Three Subatomic Particles, What are their Masses and Charge they have. Let’s Start our discussion. What are the Three Subatomic Particles? The three subatomic particles are – electron, proton, and neutron. With the advancement of science, The Scientists discovered numerous subatomic particle …
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At the end of the article, you will be able to describe –What are Atoms Made (Composed of) – Properties of an atom and History of the Atom. Let’s start discussing it. A matter is any substance that has mass and occupies space. All the objects around you, this book, your pen or pencil and natural …
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Every atom is made up of fundamentals particles electron, proton, and neutrons. Protons and neutrons are present at the center of an atom called a nucleus. Electrons revolve around the nucleus in the shell at a very high speed. The number of valence electrons presents tells what will be the chemical and physical properties of …
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Freezing takes place on lowering the temperature of a liquid substance. Substances have different freezing points because of different molecular structures. As we know very well, Matter is made up of small particles. These all small particles are also so minute that we cannot see with naked eyes. Whenever heat is supplied to them they …
Ammonia occurs in a free as well as a combined state. In Free state: Ammonia is present in small amounts in the air and in traces in natural water. Whereas, in Combined state: In nature, ammonia occurs in combined form in many compounds such as ammonium chloride, ammonium sulfate, etc. Ammonia and ammonium compounds being …
AlCl3 reflects both bond properties. Anhydrous aluminum chloride has covalent bond characteristics whereas aqueous aluminum chloride is an ionic bond. There is a lot of confusion about whether AlCl3 is an ionic or a covalent bond. At the end of this article, this would no longer be a problem. I will explain everything under what condition …
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Methane is one of the greenhouse gases and a primary constituent of natural gas. It absorbs outgoing heat radiation from the earth and thus contributes to the greenhouse effect. This is the reason so considered a greenhouse gas. Methane remains in the atmosphere for approximately 10 years. It is twenty times more effective in trapping …
Hydrochloric acid or Hydrogen chloride (HCL) is a two single covalent bond. It is comprised of one hydrogen and one chlorine atom. Both atoms participate in sharing one of their own electron from the outermost shell. This process of formation completes the valence electrons to their full capacity in the outermost shell. It is interesting …
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Water is one of the most essential substances for the existence of life. Since life on the earth began in the oceans, and since no living thing can survive without water, it is rightly called the source of life. Water forms a large part of the body mass of all living organisms — 90% of …
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Is Sodium Chloride NaCl Ionic or Covalent or Metallic? Sodium Chloride NaCl is a purely ionic bond neither covalent nor metallic. It is a bond that exists between metal and non-metal. In this compound, (Na) sodium is a metal, and chlorine(Cl) is a non-metal. It is a more stable compound as there is a high …
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