Answer is: p<span>attern recognition.
</span>Pattern recognition<span> is a </span>cognitive<span> process that matches information from a </span>stimulus<span> with information </span>got<span> from </span>memory. Recognizing patterns allow humans to predict and expect what is going to happen. In that way <span>human was able to remember findings and detecting hazards and resources to increase chances of survival.</span>
Answer:
there is rainbow after the rain goes away because there is sun in the sky and that's why there is rainbow in the sky
Explanation:
Answer:
Answers provided for the reactions with explanations in parenthesis
Explanation:
We need to find the approx. equivalent pH so we can choose an indicator.
CH3COONa +strong acid HCl - methyl orange (pH will be about 4.5)
Na2CO3 base ---> strong acid HCl- phenolphthalein (pH will be 7-8) , and then methyl orange (since carbonic acid has 2 equivalence points, it needs two indicators)
Na2C2O4 HCl- methyl orange, and then methyl orange (since oxalic acid has 2 equivalence points, it needs two indicators)
NH4Cl NaOH- Phenolphthalein, since pH = 9.75 approximately
NaOH HCl-Bromothymol blue --> since pH = 7 best for a neutral indicator
Answer:
6
Explanation:
6.0mol ( 1 mol H2/ 1 mol Zn ) = 6.0 mol of H2
H2 is hydrogen gas (hydrogen in the air).
Answer:

Explanation:
To convert from grams to atoms:
- Convert grams to moles
- Convert moles to grams
1. <u>Convert grams to moles</u>
First, find the molar mass of cobalt using the Periodic Table of Elements.
- Cobalt (Co): 58.93319 g/mol
Next, use this mass as a ratio or fraction.

Multiply the mass of the given sample (345 grams) by this ratio.

Flip the fraction so the grams of Cobalt will cancel each other out when multiplying.



2. <u>Convert moles to atoms</u>
Use Avogadro's Number, which tells us the number of units (in this case atoms) in 1 mole.
Use this number as a ratio or fraction.

Multiply this ratio by the number of moles we found.

The moles of Cobalt will cancel.



3.<u>Round</u>
The original measurement of 345 has 3 significant figures (3, 4, and 5). We must round to 3 sig figs, which is the hundredth place for this measurement.

The 5 in the thousandth place tells us to round the 2 to a 3.

There are about <u>3.53*10²⁴ atoms of cobalt in 345 grams.</u>