Answer:
Explanation:
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In case, for the boiling point raise we can write:
Whereas T2 accounts for the boiling point of the solution which is 101.286 °C, T1 the volume of pure water which is 100.000 °C, i the van't Hoff factor that for this problem is 1 due to the solute's non-volatility, m the molality of the solute and Kb the boiling point constant that is 0.512 °C/m. In such a way, the change in the temperature is:
The molality is computed from the boiling point raise:
The moles are computed by multiplying the molality by the kilograms of water as the solvent (0.02002g):
And the molecular mass by dividing the mass of the solute by its moles:
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Answer:
Explanation:
First you should calculate the volume of a big sphere,so:
Then you calculate the volume of a small spehre, so:
Finally you subtract the two quantities:
Answer:
The question isn't worded properly, but if 1 or 2 are DECREASED, the frequency of collisions of specified molecules will decrease.
Explanation:
Catalysts only facilitate reaction once molecules collide. Increased temperature makes molecules move more, and thus collide more. For concentration, if there are more molecules in the same amount of room/liquid, there will be more collisions because there are more of the molecules to collide.
High temperature and low pressure<--Most likely
Low temperature and high pressure<----Less likely.
So the answer to this is Low temperature and high pressure.
H3PO3 because this <span>compound dissolved in water will give you that formula</span>