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Figure 11.6 Views of perovskite crystal structure. Top—conventional cubic unit cell white circles = oxygen black circle = transition metal gray circles = alkali or alkaline earth metal. Bottom—extended unit cell to show the cage formed by the oxygen octa-hedra. Adapted from Bragg et al. (1965).

Some iron oxide pigments have a limited stability on heating. Red iron oxide is stable up to 1200 °C in air. In the presence of oxygen, black iron oxide changes into... 

Water Silver nitrate Barium chloride Peroxydisulfates, S2082- On boiling, decomposes into the sulfate, free sulfuric acid, and oxygen Black precipitate of silver peroxide On boiling or standing for some time, forms precipitate of barium sulfate... 

Fig. zi. 1 hree-dimensional structure of the sialate-pyruvate lyase from Escherichia coli. (top) Viewed down the (3-barrel axis from the carboxy-terminal end of this aldolase. The putative catalytic residue Lys-165 is shown in ball-and-stick representation, (bottom) Putative active site of Neu5Ac lyase showing the side chains of nine of the residues forming the surface of the pocket. Carbon atoms are white, oxygens black and nitrogens grey. From ref. [899] by permission of Current Biology Ltd., London. 

Acetic acid. Red atoms are oxygen black atoms are carbon and white atoms are hydrogen. The oxygen atom at top left shares a double bond with the nearby carbon atom. 

Calcium carbonate. Red atoms are oxygen black atom is carbon white atom is calcium. Gray stick is a double bond. 

Tannic acid Red atoms are oxygen black atoms are carbon and white atoms are hydrogen. 

Figure 6-31. Influence of admixtures of different hydrocarbons on ozone yield in a DBD in room-temperature oxygen black circles correspond to cyclohexane, white circles correspond to heptane, and triangles correspond to hexane.

Write a molecular formula for each molecular model. (White = hydrogen red = oxygen black = carbon blue = nitrogen yellow = sulfur)... 

Acetic acid, a weak acid, donates a proton (hydrogen ion, highlighted in green) to water in an equilibrium reaction to give the acetate ion and the hydronium ion. Red oxygen, black carbon, white hydrogen. 

Figure 4.10 Filaments (b) obtained by the piling in one dimension of a bicopper complex (a). Gray balls = copper atoms, each surrounded by four oxygens, black balls = carbon atoms, (c) Scattering curve for organic solutions of these filaments with a fit by Equation 4.22 with =0.4nm and = 1515 160g/molnm. Replotted from [54].

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