In an exothermic reaction, heat is released. ΔH for an exothermic reaction is negative. That means that the energy stored in the reactants is higher than the energy stored in the products.
The opposite is true for an endothermic reaction. Heat is absorbed, and <span>ΔH for an endothermic reaction is positive. This means that energy stored in the products is higher than the energy stored in the reactants.</span>
Pt = p1 + p2 + p3, p1 = pp (CO) atm
2.68 atm = p1 + 1.56 atm + 0.65 atm
2.68 = p1 + 2.21
p1 = 2.68 - 2.21
p1 = 0.47 atm
Answer:
Sample A - Mixture
Sample B - (can't decide)
Explanation:
We know a mixture as a sample that is made up of two or more substances. Based on the results from the experiment conducted on sample A, the sample is a mixture. Each colour that appeared on the paper represents one of the components of the mixture.
For Sample B, at a particular sharp temperature, the crystals begin to appear. That temperature at which the first crystal appears is actually the melting point of the solid. We were also told that only half of the clear liquid was crystallized meaning that other substances may still be contained in the remaining liquid. Crystallization is a separation technique that depends on differences in melting points of substances. We can't decide if the sample is pure because we have no further information about what happened to the remaining liquid. That would have told us if the liquid remaining was just the solvent used to dissolve B which could have also been evaporated to leave only the pure sample.
Rapid oxidation results in burning of a material or even an explosion. It happens rapidly and produces light and noticeable heat. Combustion or burning is rapid oxidation. But combustion can also refer to rapid burning where oxygen is not involved
