V = 3 x 1 x 1.5 = 4.5 cm^3
m = d x V
= 19.32 x 4.5
= 86.94g
Answer:
The percentage of germanium in germatite is 6.0003%.
Explanation:
Mass of an ore of germanite = 1.00 grams
Mass of germanium chloride = 0.177 grams
Percentage of germanium in germanium chloride = 33.9%
Let the mass of germanium present in germanium chloride be x.
Percentage of an element in a compound:
x = 0.060003 grams
Percentage of germanium in an ore of germanite:
The percentage of germanium in germatite is 6.0003%.
Answer:
a. Ethanol.
b. 4.21 mL H2O.
c. 87.8%
Explanation:
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- For the limiting reactant, the available amount of ethanol is less than the ideal amount of ethanol that would react with the given amount of oxygen, that's why it is the limiting one.
- You will find the calculations in the attached picture; take into account that the molecular mass of water is 18 g/mol and ethanol 46 g/mol.
- The percent yield is allowed to be computed in terms of volume as well, because the relationships are conserved.
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Answer:
Two electrons fit in the first shell out from the nucleus and eight fit in the second. Every element with more protons than the two of Helium needs to work on shells outside the first one. one you get to ten, you have filled the first two shells.
In a water molecule, oxygen forms one covalent bond with EACH of TWO hydrogen atoms. As a result, the oxygen atom has a stable arrangement of 8 valence electrons. Each hydrogen atom forms only one bond because it needs only two electrons to be stable.
answer:
1) reaction is exothermic
2) some bonds are broken and some are formed (see explanation below)
Explanation:
When energy is written on the product side of a chemical reaction, means that the energy is appearing as consequence of the reaction, that is a released energy (heat) that heats the surroundings.
This kind of reaction where heat is released and, as a consequence, the temperature of the surroundings increase, is called exothermic.
In every chemical reaction some bonds are broken and others are formed.
Breaking bonds requires energy.
Forming bonds release energy.
The energy written on the chemical reaction is a net change of energy: the bonds broken on the reactant side used energy and bonds formed on the products side released energy.
When the energy released by the formation of the product is greater than the energy of the bonds broken on the reactant side, the chemical reaction is exothermic.