some say bauxite some say aluminium oxide some say alumina , they could allow all
Wikipedia says aluminium oxide (alumina) in molten cryolite, but I think people are taught to remember that name the ore of aluminium is bauxite, so yes, they'll accept all three, otherwise I'll make them accept all three
I think I rambled on about something to neutralisation but then realised the pH was actually getting lower whereas if it was neutralising it, it would get higher. So i said pH got lower because fatty acids were produced and they are acidic... I don't even know haha!
Wow didn't think about doing that- just put 705 and 224 in a fraction which didn't simplify so got confused and rounded to 3:1. 19:6 sounds good and i suppose 3:1 is close to the simplified ratio of that, if it had been 18:6..
They'll have to accept both 3.14:1 and 3:1 as the ambiguity between theoretical and actual results is their fault.
Bonding between sodium and chloride ? Did anyone write that sodium gives an electron to chlorine so it has a positive charge and chlorine gains it and becomes negative both have a full outer she'll?
Bonding between sodium and chloride ? Did anyone write that sodium gives an electron to chlorine so it has a positive charge and chlorine gains it and becomes negative both have a full outer she'll?
Bonding between sodium and chloride ? Did anyone write that sodium gives an electron to chlorine so it has a positive charge and chlorine gains it and becomes negative both have a full outer she'll?
yeah never put the full outer shell bit, I talked about electrostatic attraction/: