Why does a chemical reaction happen when you add water to a potassium chlorine mixture

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Q: Question 4 (i) Why does a liquid crystalline fluid appear cloudy, but when heated sufficiently…

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Q: 4. How many moles of potassium bromide (KBr) are produced when 5.25 moles of KI reacts with an…

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Q: Give the formula of the conjugate acid of H2O.

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Q: how many mL of 1-methylcyclohexene were generated?

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Q: 2. How would you separate into its different components? a. A mixture of the volatile gases propane,…

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Q: 9.The solubility of CaCl2 in water is135g/100 ml.  What would be the best method for preparing a…

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Q: Which of the following processes are physical processes that can be used to separate organic…

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Q: Determine if sodium metal and water are incompatible. If they are incompatible, state the hazardous…

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Q: Why is it that alkenes react and alkanes do not react in the same way.

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Hazard Analysis and Design in Chemical Engineering

Hazard is the intrinsic property of a material or process which harms the people, buildings, or environment. Health, safety, hazard, risk assessment, loss prevention, and environmental consideration play an important role while designing a chemical processing plant. Hazard is often confused with risk. Risk measures the magnitude of loss and injury of likelihood incidents or the consequence and frequency of incidents.