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Allyl: allyl unit, carbocation, radical, examples
The allyl or 2-propenyl group or substituent is an organic whose structural formula is CH 2 = CH-CH 2 -. It is composed of a vinyl…
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Alkyl radicals: how they are formed, nomenclature, examples
The alkyl radicals are a set of unstable molecules that result from the loss of hydrogen from an alkane. They are characterized…
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Ferrous alloys: characteristics, types, examples
The ferrous alloys are those that contain iron as the main element. Here the word ‘ferrous’ has a different connotation from the conventional:…
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Weak electrolytes: concept, characteristics, examples
A weak electrolyte is any substance that, when dissolved in water, does not completely ionize. This means that its dissolution produces or…
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Chemical indicators: what are they for, types, examples
A chemical indicator is a substance that fulfills the function of signaling, usually with a color change, that changes have occurred…
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Turbidity: units, methods, examples
The turbidity or haze is the loss of transparency of the water due to the presence of suspended particles. These particles…
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Thiocyanate: formation, structure, types, uses
The thiocyanate is an inorganic anion whose formula is SCN – . It is what is known as pseudohalogenide, since its chemical behavior…
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Inert matter: concept, characteristics, examples
The material inert is one that does not react in a chemical sense or biologist. When it is said that it does not…
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Ceramic materials: characteristics, types, examples
The ceramic materials are those solid inorganic nonmetallic characterized by having a mixture of ionic and covalent bonding, and to forge…
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Raoult’s law: principle and formula, examples, exercises
The law Rauolt is that which is used to explain the decrease or lowering of the vapor pressure, present a…
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