Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry

Composition in terms of percentages Compounds are defined as having a percentage composition if the amount of each element is proportional to the total number of individual elements contained in the compound multiplied by 100. In this case, the quantity is expressed in terms of grammes of the constituent parts. The percent composition of a […]

The most common name for hydrochloric acid is muriatic acid. When hydrochloric acid gas dissolves in water, hydrochloric acid is produced. This hydrochloric acid is very volatile and strong, having a pungent smell. With the membrane process, distilled hydrochloric acid is isolated from water. Hydrochloric acid is an essential laboratory substance, and in its gaseous

Phosphorus reacts with oxygen to generate a range of chemicals, and several of these are oxoacids. A phosphorus oxoacid is composed of phosphorus and oxygen, at least one hydrogen atom bonded to oxygen, and the loss of one or more protons results in the formation of an ion. Acids that contain oxygen are called oxyacids.

Although the VSEPR model is effective at forecasting molecular geometry, it is ineffective at predicting the morphologies of isoelectronic species and transition metal complexes. In this model, the relative sizes of substituents and stereochemically inactive lone pairs are ignored.. As a result, hefty d-block species that experience the stereochemical inert pair effect cannot be studied

Reactivity is a chemistry term that describes how easily a substance can conduct a chemical reaction. The substance can react individually or with other atoms or compounds, and the reaction is usually accompanied by the release of energy.  The most reactive elements and compounds have the potential to spontaneously ignite or explode. They usually burn