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Answer: Barium Oxide
We know that:
James mixed Ba + O²
Now, let's see what will happen when he does mix it.
The Barium will give it's electrons up to the oxide.
The Oxide and Barium will both reach noble gas status.
In the end, James will get Barium Oxide.
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Answer:
Mass of NaF in 250 g tube of toothpaste = 100 mg of NaF
Explanation:
Mass of fluoride per gram of toothpaste = 1 mg
From the given data, the fluoride compound that is most often used in toothpaste is sodium fluoride, NaF, which is 45% fluoride by mass, mass of sodium fluoride per gram of toothpaste can be determined as follows:
1 mg of fluoride per gram of toothpaste = 45% total mass of NaF per gram of toothpaste
100% mass of NaF in toothpaste = 100/45 * 1 mg = 2.22 mg of NaF.
Therefore, mass of NaF per gram of toothpaste is 2.22 mg.
The mass of NaF in 250 g of toothpaste is then calculated below:
In 250 g of toothpaste, mass of NaF = 250 * 2.22 mg = 99.9 mg of NaF
A Glass pipet
Explanation:
The best laboratory equipment to measure out exactly 4.0mL of a liquid is a pipet.
The pipet is a glass tube with a suction as tthe top.
- It is designed for measuring small units of volume accurately.
- Once dipped into the fluid, the suction is pressed and the liquid gushes in.
- When released, the liquid fills the tube.
- The suction can be pressed at regular intervals to release the liquid till the desired volume is attained.
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