The volume increases when the balloon temperature increases.
<u>Explanation:</u>
-10 F is converted into Kelvin as 249 K.
0°C is nothing but 0+ 273 = 273 K
And the room temperature is 25°C which is converted into Kelvin as 273 + 25 = 298 K.
249 K is below room temperature.
As per the Charles' law volume and temperature are directly proportional to each other, when the pressure of the gas remains constant.
V ∝ T
As the balloon temperature increases, the volume also increases.
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The percentage yield of the new production technique is 82.8%
<h3>What is the percentage yield?</h3>
Production is the procedure by which finished products are obtained form the raw materials. The production process involves the passing of raw materials through a certain procedure that involves the use of certain machines and equipment to give us the required products.
We are told in the question that there are three shifts;
Shift 1 produces 4562 grams
Shift 2 produces 5783 grams
Shift 3 produces 5247 grams
Average production from the three shifts = 4562 grams + 5783 grams + 5247 grams/3 = 5197 grams
The theoretical average yield is = 7000 grams + 7000 grams + 7000 grams/3 = 7000 grams
Now the percentage yield = actual yield/ theoretical yield * 100/1
percentage yield = 5197 grams/7000 grams * 100/1
percentage yield = 82.8%
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Answer:
4.) 9, 1, and 4 5.) 4, 1, and 4
Explanation:
I am not quite sure about this because I cannot remember if the coefficient (the number before the elements) is applied to every element in the compound. If it is then your number of atoms are as follows: CORRECTION: you do not have to apply the coefficient to every element only the one that is after it. So when you back and fix the error your number of atoms will be as follows:
number 4
H: 9
P: 1
O: 4
number 5:
H: 4
S: 1
O: 4
you can calculate the number of atoms present in this compound by multiplying the coefficient and the subscripts of each atom.
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