Answer:
Volume of the helium will be 1.0L
Explanation:
To understand this question it is necessary to talk about 2 laws:
Charles's law that states: The volume of a given amount of gas held at constant pressure is directly proportional to absolute temperature.
Boyle's law that states: The volume of a given amount of gas held at constant temperature varies inversely with the applied pressure when the temperature and mass are constant.
Now, in the problem, if you have 4.0L of helium:
If the temperature is halved and the volume varies directly with temperature (Charles's law), the volume of helium will be 2.0L
Then, the pressure es doubled and as volume varies inversely with pressure (Boyle's law), the volume of helium will be halved, being 1.0L.
Thus, <em>volume of the helium will be 1.0L</em>
Answer:
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The hardness of water is determined primarily by the amount of calcium and magnesium it contains. ... Instead of having higher levels of calcium and magnesium, soft water tends to have higher concentrations of sodium, or salt.
Answer:
Experimental group
Explanation:
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Answer:
= 17% (v/v)
Explanation:
% by Volume = (Volume HCl / Volume of Solution)100%
= 15ml/(75ml + 15ml) x 100% = 16.66666667% (calculator answer)
= 17% (v/v) 2 sig figs. based on volume values given.
