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A 0.2145g sample of KHP (FW = 204.22) was titrated with 27.12mL of NaOH. What is the molarity of the NaOH?
Lithium and fluorine always react so that 7 g of lithium and 19.2 g of fluorine produce 26.2 g of lithium fluoride.
A)what mass of lithium floride forms when 1 g of lithium is added to 4 g of fluorine?
b)Determine the mass and the identity of the reactant remaining
A)what mass of lithium floride forms when 1 g of lithium is added to 4 g of fluorine?
b)Determine the mass and the identity of the reactant remaining
CH4+ 2O2= CO2+ 2H2O how many grams of CH4 were burned if 4.4 grams of CO2 was formed?
How many atoms are in 9.00 g of C?
1)What is the pH of a solution at 25°C in which [OH–]= 3.8 x 10–5 M?
(2)onvert 14.2 grams Pb(NO3)2 (MW = 331 g/mol) to molecules Pb(NO3)2.
(2)onvert 14.2 grams Pb(NO3)2 (MW = 331 g/mol) to molecules Pb(NO3)2.
what conditions are necessary for polymerization to take place?
if your concentrations of two different acids were the same, would you have to add the same or different amounts of titrant?
How many grams of beryllium chloride are needed to make 125mL of a 0.050 M solution
Calculate the concentration of HTart anion in this solution
0.500M is for KNO3
KNO3(aq) + KHTart(s) -> KNO3(aq) + K(aq) + HTart (aq)
Originally, Htart was KHTart (solid) and had 2.0 added into 150mL of the KNO3(aq) solution.
How do you get the concentration of HTart?
0.500M is for KNO3
KNO3(aq) + KHTart(s) -> KNO3(aq) + K(aq) + HTart (aq)
Originally, Htart was KHTart (solid) and had 2.0 added into 150mL of the KNO3(aq) solution.
How do you get the concentration of HTart?
The phrase "nitrate form" means that all the sites in the resin
where ion exchange occurs are occupied by nitrate ions. By what
simple laboratory process can one convert a column to "nitrate
form?"
Why not? Think about what happens to the resin as it dries out.
The object in adding the solution in this careful way is to disturb
the resin bed as little as possible - why?
What is the chemical reaction for the photodecomposition
of AgCl(s)?
What color(s) would you expect the products of this
reaction to be?
Why not simply use de-ionized water for the rinse?
Seawater contains bicarbonate ion. What reaction would you
expect between Ba2+ ion and HCO3
(aq)? (Hint: which carbonates
are insoluble?) What reaction would you expect between a solution
of HNO3 and HCO3
-
(aq)? Do you see any fizzing? Based on your
answers to these two questions, suggest a reason why we acidify the
solution of Ba(NO3)
2.
where ion exchange occurs are occupied by nitrate ions. By what
simple laboratory process can one convert a column to "nitrate
form?"
Why not? Think about what happens to the resin as it dries out.
The object in adding the solution in this careful way is to disturb
the resin bed as little as possible - why?
What is the chemical reaction for the photodecomposition
of AgCl(s)?
What color(s) would you expect the products of this
reaction to be?
Why not simply use de-ionized water for the rinse?
Seawater contains bicarbonate ion. What reaction would you
expect between Ba2+ ion and HCO3
(aq)? (Hint: which carbonates
are insoluble?) What reaction would you expect between a solution
of HNO3 and HCO3
-
(aq)? Do you see any fizzing? Based on your
answers to these two questions, suggest a reason why we acidify the
solution of Ba(NO3)
2.
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