Answer:
Hi AP Chemistry student. It seems this experiment is impossible. Sterling Silver cannot be separated so easily with this pathetic equipment. However, if one were to carry this experiment out, I would assume they would need to put the alloy in the graduated cylinder and then somehow filter the silver out through filter paper or Buchner funnel. taking the mass with a stir rod is also helpful for the mass percent calculation. I hope this helps you out, good luck in Mrs. Fischer's class :)
Explanation:
All of the acid molecules in beaker 1 dissociate fully and exist as and ions. As a result, beaker 1 represents a strong acid solution. The majority of the molecules in beaker 2 are undissociated.
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you probably dont want to put that...
LAw of conservation of Energy is an important concept to solve this problem. The energy released is equal to the energy absorbed.
Ice undergoes latent heat. MEaning there is a change in phase but not temperature and the energy is solved by (enthalpy of fusion)(mass) = 333.5J/g)(8.5g). =2834.75J.
This is equal to the energy released by the water. The energy is computed by (mass)(specific heat of water)(temperature change) = (255g)(4.16J/gK)(T)
Final equation is:
2834.75 = 255(4.16)(T)
T = 2.67K
26. B
27. D
28. C
Hope this helped ☺️
