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I am supose to write seperate oxidation and reduction half-reactions for this equation, 3 NO3- + 8 Al + 5 OH- + 18 H2O -gt; 3 NH3 + 8 Al(OH)4-What are the half reactions?Also there is a question on my lab that asks quot;In the nitrate test, why must care be taken to keep the moist litmus paper from coming in contact with the cotton or the solution?quot;

half reactions (unbalanced): NO3- - NH3 Al - Al(OH)4- half reactions (balanced): 8e- + 6H2O + NO3- - NH3 + 9OH- 4OH- + Al - Al(OH)4- + 3e- In the nitrate test, why must care be taken to keep the moist litmus paper from coming in contact with the cotton or the solution? I'm not an expert on this test, but here is what I thinkThe solution itself, before heating, is basicThat means, if you touch the solution with the litmus paper, it will turn blueWhat if there is no nitrate in the solution? However, to carry out the test, the solution MUST be basic to startSo, the cotton wad is to protect the litmus paper from being splashed by the solution during the heating and getting solution on the paperThat would turn the paper blue and, if there was no nitrate in the solution, give a false positive for the testI hope that was clear.

Can I freeze sweet potatoes? What preparation is needed or best?

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I know some of the elements in this list may not have uses, but honestly, I am new to all of this so I don't knowList: Mercury, Tungsten, Graphite, Zinc Oxide, Lead, Platinum, Aluminium, Hydrogen

Mercury- Fluorescent light bulbs, old thermometers, forcing cancer upon your enemiesTungsten- catalysts, x-ray tubes Graphite- Not exactly an element, it's an array of carbons bonded to each other, but it is the lead in your pencils Zinc Oxide- This is a compound, not an element used in ceramics, paints, and lots of other stuffLead- Poisoning people, radiation shielding, construction Platinum- Catalytic converters in cars Aluminum- Foil, electricity, insulation Hydrogen- Fuel cells, energy source, bombs, cool fireballs.

My recipe says to make -FLEMING'S POTATOES Mark Trottier/Fleming's Restaurant - Spray sides and bottom of a 2-inch deep coated panPlace potato mixture in pan and evenly distribute potatoes and sauceSprinkle with remaining cheeseCover with plastic wrap and aluminum foilBake at 350° in convection oven on low fan for one hourRemove foil and wrap and bake an additional 14 minutes or until brownedHow can I convert this? (I know I can't use plastic wrap either)I appreciate any cullinary chef / student's input!

1.) As stated in one of the answers,,, Convection heat IS NOT hotter than standard,,, 350 degrees is 350 degrees, whether there's a fan involved or not! 2.) All a convection oven does is blow the heat around, making the heat more even and forcing it into the product you are cooking,,, in turn,,, faster cookingWhen converting from convection to standard ovens,,, try adding about 10-15 minutes cook timeRaising the oven temp can cause uneven cooking and burning on the outside before the center reaches the proper temp.

after school i forgot to go back into my homeroom and get a dictionary.i need someone to look in the dictionary for these words and tell me the guide words for the words 11- 20.11opportunity12aluminum13transfusion14tulip15cellulose 16luminous 17rescue 18ridicule 19tribute 20mutinyGuide words- a word printed at the top of the page of a dictionary or other reference book to indicate the first and last word on that page

opportunity a possibility due to a favorable combination of circumstances; the holiday gave us the opportunity to visit Washington; now is your chance aluminum an inexpensive, lightweight, silver-white ore with a bluish tingeAluminum is primarily found in bauxite, is remarkable for its resistance to oxidation, and is used in many alloys transfusion The infusion of components of blood or whole blood into the bloodstreamThe blood may be donated from another person, or it may have been taken from the person earlier and stored until needed tulip any of numerous perennial bulbous herbs having linear or broadly lanceolate leaves and usually a single showy flower cellulose A material derived from the cell walls of certain plantsCellulose is used in the production of many vegetable fibers, as well as being the major raw material component used in the production of the manufactured fibers of acetate, rayon, and triacetate luminous (softly bright or radiant) a house aglow with lights; glowing embers; lambent tongues of flame; the lucent moon; a sky luminous with stars rescue recovery or preservation from loss or danger; work is the deliverance of mankind; a surgeon's job is the saving of lives ridicule language or behavior intended to mock or humiliate tribute something given or done as an expression of esteem mutiny open rebellion against constituted authority (especially by seamen or soldiers against their officers)

Is anodized aluminum the best material for screws on license plates (which are made out of aluminum)? How would stainless steel compare?

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Aluminum compounds with chemical formula if possible . . . Thanks.

I can't find any for radon!

how do you clean them? under the coils there is a metal piece i think its aluminum but not surebut anyway how do you clean that? oven off? is there a natural cleanser i can use?

Carbon frames can be lighter and stronger the aluminum and are not prone to metal fatigueUsually the carbon frame bikes have better components on them that are also literCompact frames allow the manufacturer to produce fewer sizes to fit more peopleSome say the frame is stiffer others say they can't tell the difference.