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Offline lelouch

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Descriptive Inorganic
« on: October 17, 2011, 12:05:09 PM »
The element X is an important regulator of human metabolism and is essential in the composition of some hormones regulating the physiological activity. X is found in ambient conditions in the form of a solid violet able to form different substances, among them, four compounds A, B, C and D in order of increasing oxidation number of X. All these compounds A, B, C and D react with water to form other compounds, respectively, E, F, G and H, of which H is a very forte.Além oxidative addition, X is also found as a binary compound with the element Y, M in the form of the compound, which belongs to the same class of substances E, F, G and H. It can also be found in salts, among which is a component present in table salt, NazX. Still can simply find themselves in the form of simple substance in the gas phase at temperatures not too high, even at ambient pressure.
A) Determine X and Y
B) What other compounds represented by A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and M?
C) What is the value of Z? And what are the oxidation numbers of X in the compounds A, B, C and D?
D) Represent the balanced equations of chemical reactions cited in the text.
E) What is the geometry of the composite X7?

Offline Arkcon

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Re: Descriptive Inorganic
« Reply #1 on: October 17, 2011, 03:12:52 PM »
I understand, lelouch: that this question may make it seem like its hard to know where to begin.  Can you try to break up this question, away from paragraph form, into shorter statement form?  This will help you understand.  It migh help us too -- I also find the question confusing ...

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X is found in ambient conditions in the form of a solid violet able to form different substances, ...

OK, what does that mean ... solid violet able?

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and H, of which H is a very forte.Além oxidative addition,

H is what?  And what type of oxidative addition?

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Still can simply find themselves in the form of simple substance in the gas phase at temperatures not too high, even at ambient pressure.

Seriously, what?  Honestly lelouch:, this line in particular reads like a bot trying to test this board in order to spam us.  If you hadn't posted before, more clearly, I would assume I was correct.  Maybe you did a cut-n-paste that failed, or its a bad translation.  In any case, try to simplify the problem.
Hey, I'm not judging.  I just like to shoot straight.  I'm a man of science.

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