H2O Poll: Did You Ever Notice a Difference in Water Taste From City to City..?

h2O Poll: did you ever notice a difference in water taste from city to city..?

no, it all tastes the same to me

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why in the reaction between benzoic acid and NaOH easily extracted into H2O?

The NaOH forms water and sodium benzoate which is soluble in water. You are right the protonated form of benzoic acid is not soluble in water but the salt is

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What is the use of NaClH2O?

This reaction constitutes of salt(NaCl) and water(H2O). It is just dissolving salt and water which gives salt water solution as the product.2NaCl 2H2O = 2NaOH Cl2 H2OThe use of salt water solution is as follows:It is used to manufacture hydrogen gas. It is also used to add taste to the food while cooking.It also works as an antiseptic fluid. These are few of the uses of salt water solution.What is the use of NaClH2O?

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Why is Charlotte's In H2o add water so mean?

Charlotte Watsford (Brittany Byrnes) was mean towards Cleo Sertori (Phoebe Tonkin) because she once dated Cleo's ex-boyfriend Lewis McCartney (Angus McLaren) and because the characters of Emma Gilbert (Claire Holt) and Rikki Chadwick (Cariba Heine) were friends with Cleo, they too suffered the wrath of Charlotte. Plus, Charlotte felt as though she deserved to be a mermaid because her grandma Gracie Watsford was a mermaid back in the 50s along with her friends Louise Chatham and Julia Dove. On a little side-note; I think of the song "Icky Vicky" from "The Fairly Odd Parents" whenever I think of Charlotte because she and Vicky have red hair and are nasty towards anyone and everyone but Charlotte ramps it up a few notches by being bitchy, spiteful and cruel. Here are the lyrics to "Icky Charlotte": C! H! A! R! L! O! T! T! E! The sound of her name makes little kids scream! AHHH! Hey Charlotte, you are so so icky; just the thought of being around you makes Cleo oh-so sick-y. Hey Charlotte, can you please explain why you get so much enjoyment out of causing Emma pain? Oh, oh, oh! A chick who's just plain mean, a sour sweet sixteen. She's a fire-breathing dragon in a pair of black jeans! EW! AHHH! Hey Charlotte, can you tell us true how Lewis got the bad luck to be stuck with you? Oh Charlotte, can we say one thing that it's your super total yuckiness that makes Rikki wanna sing! Icky Charlotte! EW! EW! Icky Charlotte! EW! EW! Icky Charlotte! EW! EW! Icky Charlotte! EW! EW! Icky Charlotte!.

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Why is the std. enthalpy change of formation for H2O (l) more exothermic than that of H2O (g)?

H = H product - H reactant = negative value in this case because exothermicbut the value in the case of liquid water is greater than gas water because the heat of vaporization or boiling the molecule from liquid to gas

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Is it possible to Run vehicle on H2O ?

No, you cannot run a car on water alone and this has been covered many times in the past, water does not burn, thus it cannot be used as fuel

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How do we split H2O to hydrogen and oxygen?

Electrolysis of water is an electrolytic process which decomposes water into oxygen and hydrogen gas with the aid of an electric current, where a power source from a 6 volt battery is commonly used. The electrolysis cell consists of two electrodes (usually an inert metal such as platinum) submerged in an electrolyte and connected to opposite poles of a source of direct current

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in photosynthesis water (H2O) is split into 3 products, name these products?

water is not split, it reacts with carbon dioxide when it has light energy from the sun, to form glucose and oxygen the balanced chemical equation is 6H2O 6CO2 --> C6H12O6 6O2 the glucose is used in respiration for growth etc. or stored, and the oxygen is released into the environment. The water comes from the roots and the carbon dioxide is taken in from the atmosphere

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What is the history of H2O?

Id recommend typing this in google. People on yahoo answers can tell you anything on here

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Why do scientists assume that water (H2O) is a necessary element for the existence of extraterrestrial life?

Because, in all of science's research, science has never found any living thing that can exist without water. Is it possible for live to live without water? Could be, but that's outside of science's understanding of things. Until science finds something that lives without water, studies that thing, and figures out how it can live without water, then science will continue to believe that water (H2O) is a necessary element for the existence of extraterrestrial life.