Answer:
The mass in grams of N₂O gas that can be dissolved is 0.18 g
Explanation:
The solubility of a gas is proportional to the partial pressure of that gas, over a determined solvent. That's what Henry's law states. We see the formula:
S = K . Pp
Where S is solubility and K is Henry's constant. This specific for each gas and each temperature, while Pp means partial pressure.
We replace data:
S = 0.025 M/atm . 0.69atm
S = 0.01725 M
This is the solubility of the gas, so now, we need to know what mass of gas is solubilized. We convert the moles, with the volume of water.
0.01725 mol/L . 0.235 L = 4.05×10⁻³ moles
Now, we determine the mass in grams: 4.05×10⁻³ mol . 28 g / 1mol =
0.1782 g
Steve, Sarah, Richard, and Kate each run paper chromatography on unknown liquids. Steve gets a red band, Sarah gets a yellow band, Richard gets a greenband, and Kate gets a yellow band and a blue band.
I am pretty sure it would be Kate since she got 2 different colored bands.
The answer is number three because when electrons get excited they move up to the higher energy levels, and they emit light as the come back down to the lower quanta.
The theory that states that heat is the result of the movement of particles in a system.
