Answer:
The answer is "As
, at high-temperature
and When
."
Explanation:
The equation for the reaction is:

At equilibrium,

When k=5.8(>1), the value of
would be positive
So,
is negative (< 0)
So if K > l,
If the reaction is not in equilibrium so the equation is :
=
Substituting the expression:


It is the positive value for all temperatures.
So, As Q = 336, at the high temperature
.
The method of determining the most common isotope of lead is by determining the average atomic mass. The formula for determining the average atomic mass is:

Substituting the values in the formula:



The most common isotope of lead is:
Lead - 207.22 amu
The atomic symbol of lead is
. The atomic number of
is 82.
So, the the most common isotope of lead can be written as:
and Lead - 207.22 amu.
Number of mole : mass/ molar mass
87g/ (2 x 16) = 2.719 mol
volume = number of mole x molar volume
volume = 2.719 x 22.4
volume = 60.906 L
Answer:
What make Boron Boron is that it has 5 protons, and will therefor have 5 electrons in the unionized state. While I was looking this up I learned that there are two stable isotopes, Boron 10 with five neutrons, and boron 11 with six. The more common is boron 11, which is 80.1% of naturally occuring boron.
When something is flammable, it burns and burning is a chemical property since the compounds are being broken down and gas is released. If something is non-falammable, it would then be a chemical property as well since the chemical makeup would not be broken by a flame. (I apologize if my answer is a bit broad or unspecific)