It’s unclear what chemical substance Y referred to in the question is, so here’s an example with water (H2O) to illustrate how to write:
- Definition of H2O:
This is a fairly familiar compound, also known as water. The structure of water consists of 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom. The atomic mass of water is 18. H2O can create ions by allowing water to react with other substances.
- Properties of H2O:
- Physical properties: Water is in a liquid state, colorless, odorless and has a PH=7.
- Chemical properties: Water has the ability to react with many other substances such as metals, acids or salts.
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Common chemical equations:
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Synthesis of H2O:
- Laboratory synthesis: 2H2(gas) + O2(gas) -> 2H2O
- Industrial synthesis: Water synthesis in industry usually involves a process of cleaning and removing pollutants.
Note: The above is for illustrative purposes only, please refer to reliable sources for accurate information.