Monday 23 December 2013

compounds

na+cl =nacl2
cu20+hno2 = cu2(no2)
fe + 0 = feo2
hci + na = na2h
al + o = alo2
c2 + fe = fec3
hg + o = hgo2

Sunday 15 December 2013

nitrate acid and copper

    what happens when put copper in this acid  .nitrate acid is a very strong acid it is the only acid that can dissolve copper why is that post in the comments .                                                            





   here is a picture of copper reacting with nitrate acid .  

chocolate molecule



Saturday 14 December 2013

cerium



on earth cerium is almost as abundant as copper (29) and is quite inexpensive especially in the form of cerium oxide widely used as an abrasive powder for polishing glass . cerium metal  is pyrophoric  witch
meaning that it can catch fire when scratch,file or grind it. in practice that dose not mean the hole lump caches fire but rather that the shavings burn as formed making the material very sparky . not surprisingly this makes cerium useful in liter flints where is highly pyrophoric nature is moderated by alloying it with iron (26).
 large lumps of undiluted mischmetal  lanthanum-cerium mixtures described under lanthanum (57) are used in movie special effects to create  large sparks.cerium has a atomic number of 58 atomic mass of 140 and atomic symbol of ce.


Monday 2 December 2013

the soft metals

the soft metals are known as cu ag au the metals sit in one column on the periodictabal of elements
the real name for them are copper gold and silver these are non magnetic metals