During the light independent reaction, carbon dioxide is fixed by adding it to a <span>5-carbon compound</span>
To find the density you need to divide mass by volume. When you divide 15g by 14cm^3, you get a density of 1.071g/cm^3. This matches the density of magnesium, so the unknown metal is magnesium.
Explanation:
As we know that molecules of a gas move far away from each other because they are held by weak Vander waal forces. So, when a balloon is filled by a gas then molecules of a gas strike at its walls leading to more number of collisions.
This will also lead to more expansion of the balloon. As we know that pressure is the force exerted n per unit area of a substance or object.
Thus, more is the kinetic energy of the molecules of the gas more will be the force exerted by them. Hence, more will be the pressure exerted.
The correct answer is: [C]: "polar" .
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" Water " ; which is: " H₂O " ;
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is a:
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— polar; → {eliminate: "Choice [A]: "non-polar"} ;
→ {and consider: "Choice: [C]: "polar" } ;
— covalent; → {not "ionic"; eliminate: "Choice: [B]: "ionic"} ;
— uncharged; → {neutral compound; not "charged" —but "balanced"} ;
→ {Note: " H ⁺ , O ²⁻ ; → " H₂O " } ;
→ The "charges" balance/ cancel out.
→ {eliminate: "Choice: [D]: "charged" .}.
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— compound.
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The correct answer is: [C]: "polar" .
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Answer:
The vapor pressure in solution is 0,0051 atm
Explanation:
This is the formula for vapor pressure lowering, the colligative property.
P vapor = Pressure sv pure . Xsv
Where Xsv is data.
Xsv means Molar fraction (moles solvent/total n° moles)
Vapor pressure of water, pure is 17.5 mmHg
P vapor = 0,0313 atm . 0163
P vapor in solution = 0,0051 atm
Molar fraction does not have units
A solution will have less vapor pressure than that observed in the pure solvent.
