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Well, you're taking optimism to its very extremes here.

Neither do I, but you need to know why the white precipitate (AgCl) forms.

You need to know the reasons (not for exams, for yourself) but this is quite simple.

For any other subject, I surely would. But for English, I myself, need loads of prayers. :(

:)

Hydrogen, being more reactive will displace silver from the AgNO3 salt.

But I ticked CT. :eek:

Little time, so much to do, links posted: http://www.chemguide.co.uk/basicorg/isomerism/geometric.html#top http://www.chemguide.co.uk/basicorg/isomerism/structural.html#top http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/science/ocr_gateway_pre_2011/carbon_chem/3_smells1.shtml

So early? Khairiyat? Chemistry nai jaan leli? :p

I don't want likes, but just calling someone who helps you a nerd is bizarre.

Well, now, its time for Past Papers. :p I used Fundamental Chemistry.

usama321, Don't you hate it when people do this?

You cannot tell that from the passage so it should be CT.

It can. In galvanization, you apply a COATING OF ZINC on the iron.

But you can use them. We don't use them is another thing. We commonly use Zinc.

No problem.

How can you be sure that the first pandas were given to them by China? :p

Yes. No problem. We're here to help. :)

Where's Daadi? ;)

We never go in that detail, we only study iron protection since rust is hydrated iron (III) oxide and since iron is used in a great percentage, we need to protect it from rusting.