C. transition, as they show variable oxidation states.
Yes the ANSWER is Correct-
On first half life the mass will be 10 gram
On second half life the mass will be 5 gram
On third half life the mass will be 2.5 gram
We first need to find the mass of bromine through the equation:
mass = moles * relative molecular mass = 0.95 mol * 160 g/mol = 152 g
We can then find the volume of this liquid through the equation:
volume = mass / density = 152 g / 3.12 g/mL = 48.7 mL
Hope this helps!
We no longer use atoms of the same elements are identical in size, mass and properties.
