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[Soda ash knowledge] Daily question (63) 2009.12.05

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Please hide the reply. If you do not hide it, you will not be graded in principle. Specific hiding methods: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=492556&highlight=%D2%FE%B2%D8 Edited posts are not graded. (The title of this issue is taken from page 5 of "Technical Worker Job Training Question Bank - Soda Ash Production Operator". The electronic version of the book is available for download in the soda ash information sharing area. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-13140-1-2.html ) Fill in the blanks 1. The molecular formula of ammonia is ( ), relative molecular mass ( ), and a gas with ( ) odor. 2. Ammonia is easily ( ), so it is a good ( ) agent. 3. Ammonia ( ) water, the aqueous solution is ( ), 1 volume of water can dissolve ( ) volume of ammonia.
Reply #22009-12-05
1. NH3,17, strong irritant 2. Liquefied, refrigerant 3. Easily soluble in alkali, 1298
Reply #32009-12-05
1. NH3 17 Strongly irritating 2. Liquefied refrigerant 3. Very soluble in alkali 1298
Reply #42009-12-05
NH3,17, has a pungent odor and liquefies, the refrigerant is easily soluble in water, alkaline, 700
Reply #52009-12-05
1. The molecular formula of ammonia is (NH3), the relative molecular mass is (17), and it is a gas with a (strongly pungent) odor. 2. Ammonia is easily (liquefied), so it is a good (refrigerant) agent. 3. Ammonia is (extremely soluble in) water. The aqueous solution is (alkaline). 1 volume of water can dissolve (1298) volume of ammonia. 1#chen3jun
Reply #62009-12-05
1# chen3jun 1. The molecular formula of ammonia is (NH3), the relative molecular mass is (17), and it is a gas with a (strongly pungent) odor. 2. Ammonia is very easy to (liquefy), so it is a good (refrigerant) agent. 3. Ammonia is (extremely soluble in) water. The aqueous solution is (alkaline). 1 volume of water can dissolve (1298) volume of ammonia.
Reply #72009-12-05
1. The molecular formula of ammonia is (NH3), the relative molecular mass is (17), and it is a gas with a (strongly pungent) odor. 2. Ammonia is very easy to (liquefy), so it is a good (refrigerant) agent. 3. Ammonia is (extremely soluble in) water. The aqueous solution is (alkaline). 1 volume of water can dissolve (1298) volume of ammonia.
Reply #82009-12-05
1. NH3,17, strong irritant 2. Liquefied, refrigerant 3. Easily soluble in alkali, 1298
Reply #92009-12-05
NH3, 17, strongly irritating liquefaction, refrigerant is easily soluble in alkali. 1298 1# chen3jun
Reply #102009-12-05
1. The molecular formula of ammonia is (NH3), the relative molecular mass is (17), and it is a gas with a (strongly pungent) odor. 2. Ammonia is very easy to (liquefy), so it is a good (refrigerant) agent. 3. Ammonia (extremely soluble in) water, the aqueous solution is (alkaline), 1 volume of water can dissolve (1298) volume of ammonia.
Reply #112009-12-05
1. The molecular formula of ammonia is (NH3), the relative molecular mass is (17), and it is a gas with a pungent smell. 2. Ammonia is easily (liquefied), so it is a good (refrigerant) agent. 3. Ammonia (easy) water, the aqueous solution is (alkaline), 1 volume of water can dissolve (1298) volume of ammonia.

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