Answer:
it's A but I don't know the other one
Answer:
CStO3
Explanation:
What is need to be done here is to first divide the percentage compositions by the respective atomic masses. Atomic mass of strontium is 90, that of oxygen is 16 and that of carbon is 12.
Let’s proceed with the divisions:
St = 59/90 = 0.656
O = 33/16 = 2.0625
C = 8/12 = 0.667
Now, we divide through all by the smallest answer which is 0.656:
St = 0.656/0.656 = 1
O = 2.0625/0.656 = 3.144 = 3
C = 0.667/0.656 = 1.0167 = 1
The empirical formula is thus CStO3
Answer:
B.
Explanation:
The only way to make this comparison is by comparing their position to a fixed object outside the vehicle. Comparing to a fixed object inside the vehicle will show no movement, while a moving object inside the vehicle will seem as though the car is still while the object is in motion. Comparing to a moving object outside the vehicle will conflict with the vehicle, if the object is moving at the same speed and direction as the vehicle, it will seem as though neither is moving. The only way to make this comparison correctly is by comparing to an object outside the vehicle that is not moving so that the only variable that can be moving is the vehicle itself.
Answer/Explanation:
<u>Acids:</u>
Physical ⇒ Sour Taste, Increases the concentration of hydrogen ions when added to water
Chemical ⇒ Corrosive (Burns your skin and breaks down other materials), Forms hydrogen gas when it comes in contact with a metal, Forms salt and water when added to a base
Example: Tomatoes
<u>Bases:</u>
Physical ⇒ Bitter taste ( Never taste or smell a substance unless your parent/guardian tells you that it is okay), Slippery feeling(never touch a substance unless your parent/guardian tell you that is okay)
Chemical ⇒ Increases the concentration of hydroxide ions when added to water, Forms salt and water when added to an acid
Example: Soap, Clorox
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Answer:
Chemical
Explanation:
The Chemical formula is the combination of chemical symbols and numbers that represent the elements and number of atoms within a compound.