Second Year College Chemistry
Second Year College Chemistry
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Mercury and silver have been vapor- ized, and in this form the molecules are monatomic. What they are in the solid or liquid form, we do not know. * The Significance and Making of Equations. Chemical equations express chemical change both qualitatively and quantitatively. If it is desired to have molecular and volume relations expressed, the equation should be so arranged that all the interacting substances and the products resulting from their interaction will appear as full molecules. Thus, o...xygen should appear as Cb, hydrogen should appear as H2, chlorine as Ck, etc. An equation written in this form is called a " molecular equation. " In line with this, the equation for the decompo- sition of mercuric oxide should be written thus: 2HgO + 2Hg+0 2 This equation expresses two things: (1) Qualitatively, it shows that mercuric oxide breaks up into mercury and oxygen, and that the reaction is reversible; i. E. , that mercury and oxygen also unite to form mercuric oxide. It also shows that mercury is monatomic and oxygen diatomic.
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Mercury and silver have been vapor- ized, and in this form the molecules are monatomic. What they are in the solid or liquid form, we do not know. * The Significance and Making of Equations. Chemical equations express chemical change both qualitatively and quantitatively. If it is desired to have molecular and volume relations expressed, the equation should be so arranged that all the interacting substances and the products resulting from their interaction will appear as full molecules. Thus, o...xygen should appear as Cb, hydrogen should appear as H2, chlorine as Ck, etc. An equation written in this form is called a " molecular equation. " In line with this, the equation for the decompo- sition of mercuric oxide should be written thus: 2HgO + 2Hg+0 2 This equation expresses two things: (1) Qualitatively, it shows that mercuric oxide breaks up into mercury and oxygen, and that the reaction is reversible; i. E. , that mercury and oxygen also unite to form mercuric oxide. It also shows that mercury is monatomic and oxygen diatomic.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William H William Henry Chapin to read onlineMoreLess
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