Hydrochloric acid (HCl) is called Chlorohydric acid, and it exists in gaseous form, hydrogen chloride gas. Let us see some facts on HCl acid and its uses. Uses of HCl are Purification of common salt Production of Organic compounds Production of Inorganic compounds Cleansing agents Let us discuss some important facts on Hydrochloric acid and … Read more
Sulphuric acid is an Oxoacid having two hydroxyl groups. BaO2 is a greyish-white powder and non-combustible material. Let us discuss what happens when they are reacted together. BaO2 has a molecular weight of 169.33 g/mol. Its Hydrogen bond acceptor count is 2. It has a density of 5.68 g/cm3. H2SO4 has a tall peak of … Read more
Nitric acid is a pale yellow liquid with having suffocating odor. AgOH is an important oxide of Silver. Let us discuss what happens when they are reacted together. AgOH has a molecular weight of 124.876 g/mol. Its heavy atom count is 2. It has a density of 1.05 g/cm3. HNO3 has a tall peak of … Read more
Silver hydroxide and Hydrogen Bromide are soluble in water. HBr is a mineral acid. Silver bromide is canonicalized. Let us see a few facts on HBr + AgOH. Silver Hydroxide (AgOH) has a molecular weight of 124.876. Its monoisotopic mass is 123.90783. It has no stereocenter and no isotopes. It has 2 covalently bonded units. … Read more
Strontium Hypophosphite is an acid salt. Let us see a few facts on HCl+ NaH2PO2. Strontium hypophosphite has a molar mass of 87.98 g/mol and its density is 800 kg/m3. Three is its hydrogen bond acceptor count. HCl is also called as muriatic acid and has a molecular weight of 36.46. It shows four peaks … Read more
Dipotassium sulfate is an inorganic potassium salt. Let us see a few facts on HBr + K2SO4. Hydrogen bromide (HBr) has a molar mass of 80.91g/mol, and its density is 1.49 g/cm3. It has one heavy atom count and one covalently bonded unit. Potassium sulfate (K2SO4) has a molecular weight of 174.26, and its topological … Read more
FeCO3 is a carbonate salt in which Iron has an oxidation state of +2. Let us see a few facts on H2SO3 + FeCO3. Sulfurous acid has a pungent odor of burning sulfur. Its density is 2.5 g/cm3. 1.789 is its index of refraction and its heavy atom count is four. FeCO3 has a mass … Read more
Sulfurous acid is an Oxoacid of sulphur and it has a four hydrogen bond acceptor count. Let us see a few facts on H2SO3 + FeCl2. Sulfurous acid has a pungent odor of burning sulfur. Its molecular weight is 82.08. Its solubility is 558.5 mg/ml. FeCl2 is a greenish-white crystalline solid dissolved in water and … Read more
Strontium Hydroxide is a base and has two hydroxide ions. Let us see a few facts on HCl+ SrCO3. Strontium Carbonate is also known as Strontium Dihydroxide. Its Hydrogen bond donor and acceptor count are 2. It is molecular weight is 121.63 g/mol. Its density is 3.62 g/cm3. HCl is a very strong acid having … Read more
Strontium Carbonate is a weak base as it has carbonate and easily reacts with acid. Let us see a few facts on HCl+ SrCO3. Strontium Carbonate is also known as Strontianite. It has a Rhombic crystal structure. It is colorless and odorless and emits brilliant red color flame in a flame test. Its density is … Read more