Question

compare the boiling point of water at sea level to the boiling point of water at top of mt everest. which has a higher boiling point and why?

Answer 1

the water at sea level

Answer 2

wat about it?

Answer 3

has the higher bp

Answer 4

and wat about the water at the mt?

Answer 5

lower

Answer 6

thx

Answer 7

kind of obvious LOL :D

Answer 8

:)

Answer 9

hey are you in normal chemistry in high school?

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

do you have finals this week?

Answer 12

for chem

Answer 13

yaa tmmrw

Answer 14

haha me too :D

Answer 15

wana study together?

Answer 16

sure :) im doing my final review packet soo ya

Answer 17

aight :D

Answer 18

what school do you go to anyways? o-0 cuz we might have different stuff that we covered? o-0

Answer 19

umm go to coronado high u?

Answer 20

monta vista

Answer 21

cool :)

Answer 22

no not cool :( the school is like top 20 in science so science is hella hard D:

Answer 23

oh sucks for u..

Answer 24

difernece btwn homogenous and heterogenous and two ex of each

Answer 25

???

Answer 26

homogenous means like 2 solutes complelty mix w/ ea other

Answer 27

so umm o-0

Answer 28

sugar and water is an exampel i guess

Answer 29

and hetero is like oil and vinegar
they dont mix

Answer 30

ok thx

Answer 31

when would sublimation occur within solids?

Answer 32

sublimation occurs when a solid turns into a gas

Answer 33

dry ice to co2 gas

Answer 34

w8 i forgot to mentions "with vapor pressures that...."

Answer 35

???

Answer 36

the whole q again pls

Answer 37

umm
"sublimation occurs in solids w/ vapor pressures that ___"

Answer 38

i think when its equal to the atmosphereic pressuer :/

Answer 39

umm im not sure so i cant tell u but that sounds pretty good

Answer 40

i think :/

Answer 41

k thx

Answer 42

welcomee

Answer 43

umm in a single replacement reaction like this one

there wouldnt be a reaction right?
cuz bromine is less reactive than chlorine?