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Applied to a chemical species, the term expresses a kinetic property in reference to another species. The tag should be applied to questions seeking answers with respect to the reactivity (or unreactivity) of a certain chemical compound, species, molecular entity and/or functional groups. It must not be applied to questions about the stability of certain chemical species.
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Water with Sodium VS Alcohols with Sodium
The inductive destabilization effect mentioned above also largely controls the relative acidities of the alcohols, which in turn are directly related to the reactivity of the alcohol with sodium. … water}$$
Although the acidity of water is low in DMSO due to the poor solvation of the hydroxyl anion (the alkoxy anions are solvated by DMSO in order of increasing hydrocarbon chain length), its reactivity …
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silicon nitride and sCO2
Each of these materials is largely inert and there is no reason to expect that they would react with each other. Regarding supercritical $\ce{CO2}$, this Wikipedia article states the following:
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Can bromine water be used to compare the reactivity of liquid 1-heptene and liquid heptane?
According to this Wikipedia article:
"In electrophilic halogenation the addition of elemental bromine or
chlorine to alkenes yields vicinal dibromo- and dichloroalkanes
(1,2-dihalides or eth …
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If aliens lived in a hydrogen (or any flammable gas) based atmosphere, would they perceive o...
Absolutely yes.
Lighting a torch in such an environment would simply be the reverse physical process (and same chemical process) of what is done in our oxygen-containing atmosphere. In the chamber …
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