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This is my first of hopefully not too many naft questions.
It is I suppose a pretty straight forward question. Which implies that a straight forward answer is available. I'm pretty much unsure how to ask Google my question.
In regards to methane (CH4) based on that info...and forgetting about previous knowledge about methane...what can we expect by this combination ? Is it a process of looking at what hydrogen is, at what carbon is and working out what the combination would produce ?
This question isn't directly about methane. I chose to use that compound since it's pretty straight forward. I could have easily have said H20, LiF (Lithium Fluoride) or any of the many, many compounds.
My apologies if I worded the question a bit...vague.
It is I suppose a pretty straight forward question. Which implies that a straight forward answer is available. I'm pretty much unsure how to ask Google my question.
In regards to methane (CH4) based on that info...and forgetting about previous knowledge about methane...what can we expect by this combination ? Is it a process of looking at what hydrogen is, at what carbon is and working out what the combination would produce ?
This question isn't directly about methane. I chose to use that compound since it's pretty straight forward. I could have easily have said H20, LiF (Lithium Fluoride) or any of the many, many compounds.
My apologies if I worded the question a bit...vague.