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Hydrocarbons form an essential and inseparable portion of the science of chemistry. Be it petroleum, crude oil, or natural gas, the majority of hydrocarbons are found naturally in these fossil …
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HNO2 or Nitrous Acid comes under the category of monoprotic acids (acids that donate one proton during dissociation). It is a weak acid and exists only in solution form in …
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Have you ever heard about acid rain? The rainwater is so unusually acidic that it can cause toxicity and poses to be really harmful to life on earth. One of …
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SF4 or sulfur tetrafluoride is a compound that has a distinct odor of sulfur or rotten eggs. This compound is generally identified as being a colorless gas. The molecular weight …
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Perchlorate ion or [ClO4]- is one of the most abundantly found ions in salts. Do you know that you can find the presence of ClO4 even on Mars? From food …
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Hydrogen bromide, HBr is a hydrogen halide compound owing to the fact that bromine belongs to the halogen family. Quite a corrosive and dangerous chemical, it can be useful too …
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PBr3 or Phosphorus tribromide is seen as a colorless liquid that forms liquid fumes in soggy air because of hydrolysis and has a very pungent smell. It is utilized in …
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Carbon Tetrachloride is a chemical that is produced and is not available naturally. In its natural state, it is a colorless liquid chemical with a little sweet smell like ether. …
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PBr5 or Phosphorous Pentabromide is a compound that consists of 5 molecules of Bromine and 1 molecule of Phosphorus. It appears to be a yellow crystalline solid. The structure of …
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We have all heard of the ozone layer depletion, haven’t we? Due to vast global warming and the rapid increase of temperature on earth, the ozone layer of the stratosphere …
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