<span>In the written directions the indicator that the matter contains protein is when the solution turns a purple color. Therefore we can conclude that if your sample causes the solution of Copper Sulfate and Sodium Hydroxide to turn purple, it does indeed contain protein.</span>
Greg is correct, Jill is wrong. Only heat can be released.
Answers:
1st: 189.6 g/mol
2nd: 0.1357 L
3rd: 1.41 M
Explanation:
Finding Molar Mass:
SnCl2 = <u>Tin(II) Chloride</u>
Tin has a molar mass of <u>118.71 g/mol</u>
Chloride has a molar mass of <u>35.453 g/mol</u>
Chloride*2 = <u>70.906</u>
<u>118.71 + 70.906 ≈ 189.6 g/mol</u>
Finding Liters of Solution:
L = mL/1000
135.7 mL / 1000 = <u>0.1357</u>
Finding Molarity:
molarity = <u>moles of solute / liters of solution</u>
M = (36.4g / 189.6g) / 0.1357 L = <u>1.41 M</u>
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Given :
A mixture of water and acetone at 756 mm boils at 70.0°C.
The vapor pressure of acetone is 1.54 atm at 70.0°C, while the vapor pressure of water is 0.312 atm at the same temperature.
To Find :
The percentage composition of the mixture.
Solution :
By Raoult's law :
......( 1 )
Also , 
......( 2 )
Solving equation 1 and 2 , we get :
.
Mass of acetone ,
Mass of water ,
Hence , this is the required solution.
