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Bookmark or Share- Sodium bicarbonate - Sciencemadness WikiGenerally appearing as a fine white powder or fine crystals, sodium bicarbonate is an amphoteric compound, fulfilling roles as both an acid and a base in different chemical reactions, though it is more often thought of as a base. It exists in nature as the rare mineral nahcolite (thermokalite).
- Magnesium - Sciencemadness WikiMagnesium is a light, grayish metal. Oxidized pieces are a darker shade of gray, and tend to have a white powder of magnesium oxide on the surface. It has a low melting point of 650 °C, though the metal will ignite in air before it reaches that temperature. Chemical properties
- Phosphorus - Sciencemadness WikiWhite phosphorus - also known as yellow phosphorus, WP or simply tetraphosphorus (P 4) is a white waxy solid, that becomes yellow when exposed to light. When exposed to oxygen, it glows green in the dark, is extremely flammable and pyrophoric upon contact with air, and is very toxic, having the potential to cause morbidity and death through ...
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- Starch - Sciencemadness WikiStarch is a white solid, odorless and tasteless, insoluble in cold water and other solvents. Hot water will cause starch to dissolve, a process known as starch gelatinization, which is irreversible. Starch decomposes when heated to other compounds, such as dextrin or chars at higher temperatures. Starch has an average density of 1.5 g/cm 3.
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