chloro auric acid
auric chloride
gold nitrate
aurous chloride
A. chloro auric acid
chlorine
nitrogen
sulphur
hydrogen
Rusting of iron
Burning of magnesium
Sublimation of iodine
Electrolysis of water
Gasoline
Benzoline
Kerosene
Petroleum ether
loss of electrons
gain of electrons
gain of oxygen
removal of hydrogen
bakelite
polythene
PVC
Teflon
painting
applying alkaline phosphate
applying soap water
galvanising
gold
zinc
tin
molybdenum
calcium carbonate
sodium carbonate
magnesium sulphate
ferric chloride
1 : 1
1 : 2
2 : 3
1 : 3
it becomes coloured
it gets evaporated in air
it gets oxidised to phosgene
it gets decomposed to chloropicrin
zinc
red phosphorus
magnesium
sulphur
Cholera
Dysentery
Diabetes
Measles
lead
zinc
mercury
chromium
hydrogen peroxide
silver nitrate
tincture iodine
m-cresol
methane
nitrogen
carbondioxide
ethylene
proteins
carbohydrates
tannins
lipids
Fe and C
Mn and C
Fe and Mn
Fe, Mn and C
chloro auric acid
auric chloride
gold nitrate
aurous chloride
iron with very low percentage of carbon
iron with high percentage of carbon
iron and chromium
iron and manganese
Oxygen
Air
Hydrogen
Chlorine
sodium amalgam
an alloy of sodium and potassium
silver amalgam
calcium amalgam
273 K
0 K
273°C
-273°C
sodium bicarbonate
sodium carbonate
carbonic acid
sodium hydroxide
electrochemistry
physical chemistry
biochemistry
tinctorial chemistry
C6H12O6
C2H5OH
C12H22O11
C7H8O
Moissan
Davy
Faraday
Marie Curie
benzene
methane
ethane
butane
grams
pounds
carats
tons
solid carbon dioxide
liquid oxygen
liquid hydrogen
liquid. Chlorine
neon
argon
helium
krypton