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02 October, 10:23
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All that is reflected in the sky.
Whats up is down too. 🙂🙃
Shining stars in the sky, are the reflection of shining of souls divine sparks, on the ground.
Whats up is down too. 🙂🙃
Shining stars in the sky, are the reflection of shining of souls divine sparks, on the ground.
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eva amálka k......
@AmalLikesToPlay
25 August, 04:27
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I am doing kind of research and I have a request for you who live somewhere near the ocean coast (not sea). We don't have an ocean here in the Czechia, that's why I'm turning to you.
At what temperature does ocean water turn into ice and what does this ice taste like - sweet or salty? Have you ever tried comparing salt water and fresh water under a microscope? I'd be grateful for any input you might have.
If my hypothesis is confirmed, I will post the results here on AU.
At what temperature does ocean water turn into ice and what does this ice taste like - sweet or salty? Have you ever tried comparing salt water and fresh water under a microscope? I'd be grateful for any input you might have.
If my hypothesis is confirmed, I will post the results here on AU.
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What is the electrical conductivity of salts?
Salts are pure and electrically solid non-conductive, but when dissolved in water, the resulting solution becomes electrically conductive !!!.
Electric current is also conducted by so-called molten salts, which are liquid the state of salts that is formed when salts are melted at high temperatures.
Both in aqueous solutions of salts and in molten salts it is electric
conductivity caused by the free mobility of ions that can to transfer electric charge in a directed manner.
Oxygen-free inorganic salts - are identical to halides.
Oxygenic salts - their anions are derived from oxygenic inorganic acids and the characteristic feature of these salts is that they are !three-element!. Examples of oxygen salts include: calcium carbonate - CaCO3, sodium nitrate - NaNO3, sodium sulfate - Na2SO4 and others.
Salts are pure and electrically solid non-conductive, but when dissolved in water, the resulting solution becomes electrically conductive !!!.
Electric current is also conducted by so-called molten salts, which are liquid the state of salts that is formed when salts are melted at high temperatures.
Both in aqueous solutions of salts and in molten salts it is electric
conductivity caused by the free mobility of ions that can to transfer electric charge in a directed manner.
Oxygen-free inorganic salts - are identical to halides.
Oxygenic salts - their anions are derived from oxygenic inorganic acids and the characteristic feature of these salts is that they are !three-element!. Examples of oxygen salts include: calcium carbonate - CaCO3, sodium nitrate - NaNO3, sodium sulfate - Na2SO4 and others.
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