Answer:
See below
Explanation:
Use Ideal Gas Law
PV = n RT using R = .082057366 l-atm/k-mol
T must be in Kelvin
solve for 'n'
.92 * 1.6 = n * .082057366 * 287
n = .0625 moles
then the mole weight: .0625 * x = .314
x = mole weight = 5.025 gm
"Systems with either very <u>low pressures or high temperatures</u> enable real gases to be estimated as “ideal.” "
Answer:
La constante de equilibrio (K) se expresa como la relación entre las concentraciones molares (mol/l) de reactivos y productos. Su valor en una reacción química depende de la temperatura, por lo que ésta siempre debe especificarse.
Explanation:
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Carbon dioxide in the air
Answer:
See explanation
Explanation:
In ClNO , nitrogen is the central atom here. The central atom has a tetrahedral electron pair geometry and a lone pair on the nitrogen atom. Due to the lone pair, the electron pair geometry is now trigonal pyramidal.
The molecule CS2 has a linear molecular geometry. There are four electron groups around the central atom hence the electron pair geometry is tetrahedral but the molecular geometry results from the repulsion of the two double bonds.
The electron domain geometry for Cl2CO is tetrahedral since there are four electron pairs around the central atom. However, the molecular geometry is trigonal planar due to the sp2 hybridization of the central carbon atom.
The electron domain geometry of Cl2SO is tetrahedral due to the four electron pairs around the central atom. However, due to the lone pair on sulphur, the molecular geometry is triagonal pyramidal.
In SO2F2, sulphur the central atom is surrounded by four electron pairs which are all bonding groups hence both the molecular geometry and the electron pair geometry is tetrahedral.
In XeO2F2, the central atom is Xe. There are five electron pairs around the Xe central atom four of which are bonding groups. The electron domain geometry and molecular geometry is trigonal bipyramidal.
For ClOF2 , the central atom Cl is surrounded by four electron pairs hence the electron pair geometry is tetrahedral but it is an AX3E(three bonding groups and one lone pair are present in the structure) specie hence it is trigonal pyramidal.
