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denis23 [38]
1 year ago
5

You have forgotten the ideal gas constant. Describe an experiment, similar to this one, that would allow you to determine the va

lue for r. What information would you need to know about the h2o2 solution?.
Chemistry
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Gelneren [198K]1 year ago
5 0

Information would you need to know about the H₂O₂ solution is through stoichiometry experiment

The ideal gas constant R can be found experimentally by determining the number of moles of gas that occupies a particular measured volume at a known pressure and temprature and the H₂O₂ is a chemical compound used un various chemical reactions and is slightly viscous than water and the experiment by decomposition of hydrogen peroxide and using the ideal gas law rearrangement equation we can calculate the value of r and we will need the information such as concentration, volume and moles of  H₂O₂ to determine its stoichiometry

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