organic chemistry II

33 chemical reaction examples for chemistry in everyday life  EASY GOING,,ENJOYING Everything is a Chemistry and anything built by a chemical reaction There are a wide range of products that you use every day, which is developed with the application of a chemical reaction. for example, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, cleaning agent, etc., are all the results of chemical reactions.  Examples of chemical reactions for students study chemistry or kids in basic learning schools is important tool o understand chemistry equations and to better recognize the importance of chemistry and chemical reactions in everyday life also people who want to to be aware of being the subject of their common interest, it is interesting to analyze the extremely visual experiences happen in the day-to-day life by  chemical reactions . Below are some of the most profound chemical reactions, which we face in everyday life: Examples of chemical reactions in our human body and biological proc

Conversation of Cause and Cffect about Acid Rain From :  *NURUL SAKINAH              *MAYA RIZKITA  CAUSE : What cause Acid Rain EFFECT : Cause if nitrogen oxide and sulfur dioxide dissolved in water, it was from Acid. The Conversation Sakinah : Hi Maya....!!! Maya     : Hi Sakinah.... Sakinah : Yesterday, in the west, the fall of Acid Rain.   Maya     : Of course. Sakinah : Maya, what is the cause of Acid Rain in chemical reactions..? Maya    : Acid Rain occurs, because of the two gases generated in the engine combustion of              vesicles   that is sulfur dioxide (So2) and Nitrogen dioxide (No2). The gas dissolves in water vapor and reacts in the water. It will from Acid. Sakinah : Oooo...thank you Maya... Maya    :  You are welcome Sakinah.. Note : Sulfur dioxide (So2) reacts with Oxigen (O2) to from Sulfur trioxid (So3)              2So2   +   O2  ----------  2So3            Sulfur trioxide then reacts with

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Conversations between Master and Student RADIOAKTIF     Student: Assalamualaikum buk, Good afternoon .. Teacher: Waalaikumsalam wr, wb ,, yes yeah afternoon. What's in the afternoon coming home? Student: Yes, sorry the previous book interrupts the time of the mother. I would like to inquire about Radioactive Unsign.  What is the Radioactive Element? Teacher: Oh yes it's okay, Elements or Radioactive substances are Elements or Substances The nucleus is unstable. An element is said to be unstable if the number of protons is not equal to the number of electrons. Student: then, the properties of Radioaktiif elements what is the book? Teacher: Its properties, emit radiation beam, can penetrate the material or solid object, can change the nature of the material it passes etc. Student: how many types of Radioactive rays are the book? Teacher: There are three types, namely alpha (α), beta (β), and gamma (Υ). Student: does this type of Radioactive ray have a charge of