Please write balanced equation: aluminium carbonate reacts with sulphuric acid?
Al2(CO3)3(s) + 3H2SO4(aq) - Al2(SO4)3(aq) + 3CO2(g) + 3H2O(l) Aluminum carbonate is an unstable compound and easily decomposes to Al(OH)3 and CO2 gas in the presence of water Follow up Ahh! ConsensusBut there is one slight differenceI don't allow my students to get away with not putting in the state symbolsIt is of utmost importance because by noting the state symbols, we see that the student actually knows something about the macromolecular world, in other words, the student knows what form these substances will take before and after the reaction in an actual test tube.
I'm assuming you mean 30FThat is not really coldThat's averageMost horses will only need a medium-weight blanket when it's around 30 Can I still ride herDo you have an indoor? If not will she have special shoeing to prevent slipping? Do you have any idea what you're doing? My guess is no, no, and no.
LOL 30s! You can get away with a medium weight blanket with temperatures like that, unless your horse is clipped, lives out, and has some issues dealing with the cold anyways, in which case you'd want a heavier weight In the winter my horse is clipped, and has 5 blankets on, although one is an insulated neck oneBut here it gets to -30- Coming out of the winter, we're all eying the flip flops and shorts at 30! Snow isn't an issue, as long as it isn't too deepAnything less than 6 inches is generally fineYou can work them in deeper stuff, but you have to remember it's like working in deep sand or water and it's easy to overwork them and cause injuryWhat you have to worry about is the hard ground (If you get a hard frost- if 30 is as cold as it gets, you probably don't) and ice hidden underneath the snow.
