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Does Water Expire?

As we all are aware of the importance of water for our survival. It is a boon given to our planet earth. Water has unique properties that make it different …

Do Planets Twinkle?

The Earth is engulfed by layers of gases and chemicals that are known to us as the atmosphere. This atmosphere has been serving as a protective blanket or an armor …

Does Copper React With Acid?

Copper is a very valuable chemical element with a symbol ‘Cu’. it is classified as a metal that exists in directly usable metallic form in nature. Many students have a …

Does Temperature Affect pH?

The pH (pondus Hydrogenium) indicates the acidic or basic nature of a solution and is a measure of the number of free hydrogen ions present in an aqueous solution. A …

Does Alcohol Conduct Electricity?

Alcohol is a very famous ingredient used in beers, spirits, and wine that is consumed by many of us. Technically, it is an organic compound that contains a hydroxyl group …

Is NH2- polar or nonpolar?

The IUPAC name of the NH2- ion is termed as Azanide. This ion is also used as an Amino group in the world of organic chemistry. This Amino group is …

Does Potassium Conduct Electricity?

Potassium is a chemical element that lies in the first group of the periodic table. It is classified as an alkali metal. It is the seventh most abundant element present …

Does Salt Water Evaporate?

Water is one of the essential items for the life of living beings. No life can survive without it. It has unique properties that make it different from other compounds. …

Can Lightning Strike a Car?

When stuck in a storm we run to a safe place like a shelter or a building to avoid being hit by lightning. We have heard many experts say that …

Does Fluorine Conduct Electricity?

Fluorine is the most reactive element and it readily reacts with almost all elements. It is a non-metal halogen and being highly electronegative it attracts electrons towards itself. So, does …