Odilop: The alkane widely used in infrared experiment is called?

Cyclooctane

Oghos1: .
Lol. U guessed wrong. Silly looking question = silly looking answe

#Giving a very sheepish looking smile#

the spread of energy among gas molecules can be measured using?

Person go run now

There are books here.
Me like it gan ni o!

I need a science teacher. Who will be my science teacher here?

Odilop: the spread of energy among gas molecules can be measured using?

habatically

Odilop: the spread of energy among gas molecules can be measured using?

Na wa o! Shooo
*packing load*

Odilop: what might b the reason for the insolubility of zn(2)flouride?

Insolubility in what? water? Fat? Ammonia?...........there are lots of solvents. Which one are you refering to? Abi zinc flouride no dey soluble in all solvents? And for the same reasons?

Tolexander: There are books here.
Me like it gan ni o!

I need a science teacher. Who will be my science teacher here?

Check out Dr Storm.

Odilop: the spread of energy among gas molecules can be measured using?

This should be Mass Spectrometer? - I guess

A three phase has how many lives and how many neutrals?

speedyboi:

Insolubility in what? water? Fat? Ammonia?...........there are lots of solvents. Which one are you refering to? Abi zinc flouride no dey soluble in all solvents? And for the same reasons?

in water

speedyboi:

This should be Mass Spectrometer? - I guess

nope

speedyboi: A three phase has how many lives and how many neutrals?

3 LIVES
1 Neutral
*me thinks*

Doc_Miss: Can Zinc Fluoride be Zn2F Isn't it s'posed to be ZnF2

sorry ma I mean zn(ii)f

I_am_Sylva: dat makes it 3 of us

plus me

adaobi123:

Okay. Its something to do with the intermolecular forces in between each water molecule. I think they more forces on h2o than in methane and n2 etc.

Abeg correct me if I'm wrong.

Also h2o has hydrogen bonds too.

sowie is it true h2o has hydrogen bond

Rehnoy:
3 LIVES
1 Neutral
*me thinks*

Correct!

Odilop: in water

I think Zinc Flouride is soluble in water

adaobi123:

Okay. Its something to do with the intermolecular forces in between each water molecule. I think they more forces on h2o than in methane and n2 etc.

Abeg correct me if I'm wrong.

Also h2o has hydrogen bonds too.

yh u rite,am sowie 4 dat

A student was given a solution of cadmium sulphate Cdso4,and it split into two parts.to one part he added dil.naoh,to the other aqueous ammonia.what do you think he saw

In Electrical wiring, what goes into the regulator? And what goes into the load?

I_am_Sylva:
well to the best of my knowledge,

gravity deals with air resistance while Aerodynamics deals with the
way air moves around
things.

y cant u mk use of an example,jst to boost ur xplanatn beta

Odilop: A student was given a solution of cadmium sulphate Cdso4,and it split into two parts.to one part he added dil.naoh,to the other aqueous ammonia.what do you think he saw

I hated salt analysis with passion . I always got the wrong observation!

Odilop: A student was given a solution of cadmium sulphate Cdso4,and it split into two parts.to one part he added dil.naoh,to the other aqueous ammonia.what do you think he saw

What is dil.naoh?

speedyboi:

This should be Mass Spectrometer? - I guess

zartman's rotating drum method is d ansa

Rehnoy: What is dil.naoh?

dilute sodiumhydroxide?

Rehnoy: What is dil.naoh?

dilute sodium hydroxide

Odilop: zartman's rotating drum method is d ansa

Jixox. Me never see this b4 oo. *me swear*

Silly question.

Lions are found in d jungle. true or false (with reason)

I think Zinc Flouride is soluble in water[/quote]no.it is insoluble in water

Odilop: A student was given a solution of cadmium sulphate Cdso4,and it split into two parts.to one part he added dil.naoh,to the other aqueous ammonia.what do you think he saw

Smoke *me thinks*