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when two colorless solutions of ionic compounds are mixed, and the final mixture remains colorless. What type of a change does this represent? Select from the options below The information provided is insufficient for determining the type of change Physical change because the absence of color change indicates that there is no change in chemical composition of the mixture B Chemical change because the absence of color change indicates that there is a change in chemical composition of the mixture
Answer:
The information provided is insufficient for determining the type of change
Explanation:
A chemical change is one in which new substances are formed. Chemical changes are not easily reversible and they are often accompanied by evolution or absorption of heat.
A physical change does not lead to the formation of new substances. It is easily reversible.
Change in colour alone can not tell us whether a physical or chemical change has taken place. This is because colourless, miscible substances may have been formed in the process hence the final mixture remains colorless.
It is also possible that the two solutions were merely physically mixed. This is a physical change,
Therefore, the information provided is insufficient for determining the type of change.
It’s 18.015 g/mol but that isn’t one of the answers up there.
The amount, in grams, of ethanol needed to prepare 268 grams of a 9.76 M solution of ethanol in water will be 120.50 grams
<h3>Solution preparation</h3>
In order to prepare 268 grams of solution, 268 mL of water would be needed because 1 mL of water weighs 1 gram.
Since we now know the volume of solution that we want to prepare, the amount of solute (ethanol) that would be required in order to make a solution of 9.76 M will be:
Mole required = 9.76 x 268/1000 = 2.62 moles
Mass of 2.62 moles ethanol = 2.62 x 46.07 = 120.50 grams
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The solution is buffered with a weak acid and it's conjugate base. Since NaOH is a base, you can use a weak acid as it's buffer.
Answer:
We assume you are converting between moles Copper and gram. You can view more details on each measurement unit: molecular weight of Copper or grams.