To the future visitors that come to participate in the event,
This time, we're going to focus more on comprehensive edits. We're bumping some quite old questions, and rendering the active page unusuable for two hours.
Please make sure to 1. exercise your votes on the question and its answers 2. Edit 1) grammar 2) MathJax 3) taglines and salutations 4) punctuation and 5) tags 3. Some images might have broken after the HTTPS update. Changing HTTP to HTTPS or re-uploading the image to imgur should do the trick.
Additional pointers: 1. There's this other room called Spring Cleaning Dump. Linky: http://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/56752/spring-cleaning-dump 2. We do wanna spend time on each post, but time is valuable. As a rule of thumb, don't spend more than 5 minutes on each thread (Q+A). 3. If you see it's taking too long, post a link to the post that needs fixing to Spring Cleaning Dump and move on to the next thread. Every participant can at most post 10 links there during the event, so make them count. We'd eventually fix them during quieter hours.
The process is similar to what we had in TRE I. 1. See the pinned Google Docs. Ping me when you're ready for action, with the number of threads you're ready for. 2. I'll give you a range. The Google Docs sheet is numbered, so yay. 3. We'll start editing and retagging. Don't leave a single tag alone, if possible. Reviewers will review, flaggers will flag, closers will close. 4. Once you're done, ping me again and we repeat the process until the event is done or you are tired. 5. In the linked Google Sheet, please italicize all the processed posts to easily be able to
For question ii, it asks to state a reaction showing $\ce{H2SO4}$ acid acting as an acid.
What does it mean acting as an acid?
Donating a proton? Very confused as to what to look for.
The answer is reaction 1. because it is an acid + metal oxide?
But reaction 4. shows a metal and an acid -...
For question ii, it asks to state a reaction showing $\ce{H2SO4}$ acid acting as an acid.
What does it mean acting as an acid?
Donating a proton? Very confused as to what to look for.
The answer is reaction 1. because it is an acid + metal oxide?
But reaction 4. shows a metal and an acid -...
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