The Mystery of Chemical Compounds
Compounds are substances formed from
several elements, such as Water. Water is formed from the element Hydrogen (H)
and Oxygen (O) which in the formula Kimia wrote H2O. An example is a kitchen
salt, formed from elements of Sodium (Na) and Chlor (Cl), with the NaCl
Chemical formula. Cyanide is also a form composed of elements C (Carbon) and N
(Nitrogen), so the chemical formula of Cyanide is CN.
There is a very unique bin miraculously of
the Chemical phenomenon. Every day you consume the kitchen, right? How does it
feel if you eat vegetables without salt? What is unique about making this salt
kitchen? Take a good look at this one God:
Salt kitchen, was formed from elements that
are very dangerous! This is one of the wonders of the world that we should
ponder. Kitchen salt (NaCl) is a form formed of elements of Sodium (Na) and
Chloride (Cl) elements. If we look at each one, Sodium is a dangerous element.
Very explosive, get a little air can explode and fire. While Chlor (Cl) in the
form of gas, chlorine yellow-green, and very poisonous.
In short, Sodium is a very dangerous
substance. Chlor is also a very dangerous substance. But once connected
together formed Sodium Chloride, then the two bad traits (full and poisonous)
destroyed! Even Sodium Chloride (salt) is a substance that is needed by humans
as a flavor.
This is the wonder of the world that God
interrupted. An amazing mystery of chemistry. Then what is the wisdom behind
this unique chemical mystery?
If salt is a useful substance formed by two
harmful substances, it is more common in cyanide. Cyanide (CN) is a toxin
formed from Carbon (C) and Nitrogen (N). Carbon (charcoal) is a substance that
is useful for the purification process in the industrial world, and used to
burn sate in Warung Sate Tegal. Nitrogen is also a very useful substance in the
medical world, it is now used to fill your car tires to be more stable.
Surprisingly, Carbon (C) and Nitrogen (N) are useful substances, but when it
enters together to form cyanide (CN) then its usefulness suddenly dissipates,
and emerging new dangerous properties. Cyanide (CN) is a poison.

0 Comment for "The Mystery of Chemical Compounds"