Single Replacement and Double Replacement reactions
Answer:
Mole percent of water in azeotrope is 69%
Explanation:
Clearly, the azeotrope consists of water and perchloric acid.
So, 72% perchloric acid by mass means 100 g of azeotrope contains 72 g of perchloric acid and 28 g of water.
Molar mass of water = 18.02 g/mol and molar mass of perchloric acid = 100.46 g/mol
So, 72 g of perchloric acid = 
of perchloric acid = 0.72 mol of perchloric acid
Also, 28 g of water = 
of water = 1.6 mol of water
Hence total number of mol in azeotrope = (1.6+0.72) mol = 2.32 mol of azeotrope
So, mole percent of water in azeotrope = [(moles of water)/(total no of moles)]
%
Mole percent of water = 
% = 69%
Answer:
37S
Explanation:
Radioactivity is the spontaneous emission of particles and / or electromagnetic radiation by unstable atomic nuclei leading to their disintegration.
We have two main types of radioactivity: radioactive decay and artificial transmutation.
In radioactive decay ( natural radioactivity ), a naturally occurring radioactive element like Uranium-238 disintegrates or decays into more stable isotopes with the emission of particles and/or radiation.
23892U = 23490Th + 42He
Artificial transmutation is the collision of two particles where one particle captures the other used to bombard it. There is subsequent production of isotopes similar or different from the bombarded particle. Neutrons, alpha particles ( helium nucleus ), electrons, protons can be used to bombard elements.
147N + 42He = 178O + 11P
For the above question which is artificial transmutation, the reaction equation is
4018Ar + 10n = 3716S + 42He
So, the neutron capture by Argon-40 will produce a radioisotope Sulphur-37 with the emission of an alpha particle.
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
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