This is a
redox reaction where oxidation and a reduction occur.
<span>Here, Mg goes to Mg²</span>⁺ <span>by changing
its oxidation
number from 0 to +2 while S goes
to S²</span>⁻ <span>by reducing its oxidation
state from 0 to -2 .
Hence Mg is
oxidized by S in the
reaction.</span>
Reducing agent <span>is a substance which reduces other
substance by oxidizing itself. Hence, the reducing
agent of this reaction
is <span>Magnesium.</span></span>
Answer: The bottle has a total mass of 13000 mg of insulin.
Explanation:
We are given:
Concentration of insulin = 40 mg/mL
and we need to fins the mass of insulin in 325 mL of bottle.
From above, we know that:
1 mL contains 40 mili-grams of insulin.
So, 325 mL will contain = = 13000 mili-grams of insulin.
Hence, the bottle has a total mass of 13000 mg of insulin.
The empirical formula would be CH4.
“To get the empirical formula of the compound, we convert each mass percentage to mole percentage by dividing each to corresponding molar mass. 75% mass of carbon is 6.25 while 25% hydrogen is 25. We divide 25 by 6.25, we get 4. Hence, the empirical formula is CH4.”
Remember:
6.022×10²³ molecules = 1 mol (Avogadro's number)
NH₃ = ammonia
To get molar mass of NH₃, add the mass of nitrogen + 3 times the mass of hydrogen (because there are 3 hydrogens in NH₃).
14.01 + 3(1.01) = 17.04 grams NH₃ = molar mass
1) Set up your equation. You want to cancel out molecules, and get to grams through moles.
So multiply 3.4×10²⁴ molecules of ammonia × 1 mol of ammonia × 17.04 grams of ammonia and divide it by 6.022×10²³ molecules of ammonia and 1 mol of ammonia.
3.4×10²⁴ molecules of ammonia × 1 mol of ammonia × 17.04 grams of ammonia
6.022×10²³ molecules of ammonia 1 mol of ammonia
Your answer should come out to be: 96.20724 grams of ammonia
Round to 2 sig figs: 96 grams of ammonia
A
single oxygen has atomic number 8 that means the nuclei of all oxygen atoms
have eight protons. The number of minus-charged electron is two but the number
of electrons is 10. <span>To gain a minus two-charge ion, it
must have two more negative electrons than positive charged protons. With this,
the ion has 10 electrons, which give it a -2 net charge. </span>