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RFHACP21–Chlorous acid. Molecular model of the inorganic compound, weak acid and powerful oxidizing agent chlorous acid (H.Cl.O2). Chlorine here is in its +3 oxidation state, though the molecule is unstable, disproportioning (reducing and oxidising) to hypochlorous acid (+1 oxidation state) and chloric acid (+5 oxidation state). Atoms are represented as spheres and are colour-coded: hydrogen (white), oxygen (red) and chlorine (green). Illustration.
RM2M65WJ9–Chemical gardening is an experiment in chemistry performed by adding metal salts, such as copper sulfate or cobalt chloride, to an aqueous solution of
RME6W56D–Molybdenum disulfide also called Jordisite ore crystal (MoS2) on matrix - Wildenau, Rodewisch, Vogtland, Germany, Europe
RM2B3TTTY–Entrance to the department of chemistry and inorganic chemistry at the university of Oxford, England.
RMA6AJRT–organic and non organic rubbish dustbins on the street in Aguas Calientes, Peru, South America
RMA35F0J–Millennium Inorganic Chemicals, Stallingborough, North East Lincolnshire, United Kingdom.
RFB0E903–A US Customs and Border Protection agent scans for organic and inorganic materials that could be considered dangerous
RM2ACT599–Isfandiyar killing the dragon. He is shown on foot, and his 'armoured car' has been reduced to a plain black chest in the lower right-hand corner. Gol
RF2RW1BRM–Human hand holding commercial chemical fertilizer pellets and kitchen waste fertilizer. Organic versus inorganic gardening concept.
RMJX4AGX–Inorganic - Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory ICL, a section of the Department of Chemistry, at the University of Oxford, South Parks Road, at Oxford UK
RF2GH64Y7–From above of crop anonymous person picking up disposable glass from shallow river with stones in daytime
RFPYD059–Two Mexican flags foregrounded by artificially manicured trees and a trash bin for "inorganic" waste; symbolic of the inorganic nature of the nation.
RF2A8K11E–Cut and polished natural minerals, Courtesy of Joy & Co. rock store, Grand Marais , MN, USA, by Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RF2R1HDF2–close-up of inorganic fertilizer, aka synthetic or chemical fertilizer, minerals like nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium needs for different plants
RM2JBDAY6–Mexico City, January 17th 2019: Colour-coded rubbish bins, left to right, organic goods, inorganic recyclables and inorganic non-recyclables
RM2FX662E–Aerial view of two workers are throwing used household plastic items from the rubbish chute holding place into the truck. Singapore
RF2EA97C8–Jakarta, Indonesia - ‎June ‎24, ‎2020: A banner encouraging plastic and waste recycling in an Indonesian Compound, Jakarta Indonesia. Translation "Giv
RFMN5PW8–Petri dishes of cobalt chloride solution pink red liquid aqueous isolated on white background. Science scientific concept
RM2KG0BW7–Three Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) plaques on the Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory at Oxford University
RF2JGNCKE–Blue vitriol, copper(II) sulfate, or cupric sulphate. Inorganic compound with chemical formula CuSO4. Pentahydrate crystals are also named bluestone.
RFHACP80–Hydrogen cyanide. Molecular model of the inorganic compound hydrogen cyanide (HCN). This is an extremely poisonous liquid with a burnt almond-like door. It is sometimes referred to as prussic acid. It has widespread applications in the chemical industry. Atoms are represented as spheres and are colour-coded: carbon (grey), hydrogen (white) and nitrogen (blue). Illustration.
RM2J5R0PY–kaliumpermanganaat Potassium permanganate is an inorganic chemical compound. It has the chemical formula KMnO4 and is a salt consisting of K+ and MnO−
RME6W56F–Molybdenum disulfide also called Jordisite ore crystal (MoS2) on matrix - Wildenau, Rodewisch, Vogtland, Germany, Europe
RM2XF0F00–Environmental inorganic chemistry laboratory. Fundacion Inasmet-Tecnalia. Donostia, San Sebastian, Euskadi. Spain.
RM2ACRTF3–Design for a royal pavilion (Whole folio) Design for a royal pavilion in crimson and gold surmounted by eighteen King's Beasts said to be for Henry VI
RF2RW1BRT–Human hand holding inorganic commercial fertilizer pellets. Chemical fertilizer for gardening concept.
RMJX4AAW–Inorganic - Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory ICL, a section of the Department of Chemistry, at the University of Oxford, South Parks Road, at Oxford UK
RM2A8E791–Cut and polished natural minerals, Courtesy of Joy & Co. rock store, Grand Marais , MN, USA, by Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RF2R1HDD7–close-up of inorganic fertilizer, aka synthetic or chemical fertilizer, minerals like nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium needs for different plants
RM2FX662D–Aerial view of 2 Indian workers are throwing unwanted household plastic items from the rubbish chute area onto the truck. Singapore
RFMN5PXE–Petri dishes of cobalt chloride solution pink red liquid aqueous isolated on white background. Science scientific concept
RFHACNXY–Arsenic trioxide. Molecular model of the inorganic chemical arsenic trioxide (As2.O3). This chemical is used in the chemical industry as a precursor to arsenic compounds such as organoarsenic compounds that include insecticides, herbicides, and fungicides. Atoms are represented as spheres and are colour-coded: arsenic (violet) and oxygen (red). Illustration.
RME6W56E–Molybdenum disulfide also called Jordisite ore crystal (MoS2) on matrix - Wildenau, Rodewisch, Vogtland, Germany, Europe
RM2XF0EYX–Environmental inorganic chemistry laboratory. Fundacion Inasmet-Tecnalia. Donostia, San Sebastian, Euskadi. Spain.
RM2ACT5WK–Fair round belly, Le Ventru. A French officer. Copper engraving after Eugene Lami. Image taken from Oeuvres completes edition unique revue par l'auteu
RF2A8K15N–Cut and polished natural minerals, Courtesy of Joy & Co. rock store, Grand Marais , MN, USA, by Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RF2R1HDEP–pile of inorganic fertilizer, aka synthetic or chemical fertilizer, minerals like nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium needs for different plants
RFMN5PRT–Petri dishes of cobalt chloride solution pink red liquid aqueous isolated on white background. Science scientific concept
RFHACNCB–Hydrogen cyanide. Molecular model of the inorganic compound hydrogen cyanide (HCN). This is an extremely poisonous liquid with a burnt almond-like door. It is sometimes referred to as prussic acid. It has widespread applications in the chemical industry. Atoms are represented as spheres and are colour-coded: carbon (grey), hydrogen (white) and nitrogen (blue). Illustration.
RME6W56G–Molybdenum disulfide also called Jordisite ore crystal (MoS2) on matrix - Wildenau, Rodewisch, Vogtland, Germany, Europe
RM2XF0EYN–Environmental inorganic chemistry laboratory. Fundacion Inasmet-Tecnalia. Donostia, San Sebastian, Euskadi. Spain.
RM2ACRXHJ–Ice and rock 'Contact of the ice and rock at the angle Mer de Glace'. The author James David Forbes (1809-68) Scottish physicist and glaciologist stud
RF2A8K13E–Cut and polished natural minerals, Courtesy of Joy & Co. rock store, Grand Marais , MN, USA, by Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RF2R1HDCG–pile of inorganic fertilizer, aka synthetic or chemical fertilizer, minerals like nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium needs for different plants
RFMN5PTB–Petri dishes of cobalt chloride solution pink red liquid aqueous isolated on white background. Science scientific concept
RFHACP11–Carbon tetrachloride. Molecular model of the inorganic carbon compound carbon tetrachloride (CCl4). This chemical was formerly used in fire extinguishers, as a dry cleaning solvent and as a refrigerant. Its production has declined due to environmental concerns about chemicals derived from it, such as CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons). Atoms are represented as spheres and are colour-coded: carbon (grey) and chlorine (green) Illustration.
RM2XF0EYM–Environmental inorganic chemistry laboratory. Fundacion Inasmet-Tecnalia. Donostia, San Sebastian, Euskadi. Spain.
RM2ACT53E–Twentieth century English binding by Stanley Bray. Lower doublure of turquoise goatskin with onlays and tooled in gold to a design featuring skulls an
RF2A8K1MY–Cut and polished natural minerals, Courtesy of Joy & Co. rock store, Grand Marais , MN, USA, by Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RF2HRG5HA–Vertical macro shot of chromate chemical reaction showing the formation of a precipitate
RFMN5PR4–Petri dishes of cobalt chloride solution pink red liquid aqueous isolated on white background. Science scientific concept
RFHACNK5–Potassium nitrate. Molecular model of the inorganic chemical compound potassium nitrate (KNO3), used in fertilizers, food additives, rocket propellants and fireworks. It is also one of the constituents of gunpowder. Atoms are represented as spheres and are colour-coded: nitrogen (blue), oxygen (red) and potassium (violet). Illustration.
