They have the same number of valence electrons / outermost shell electrons.
The formula is Mg(ClO3 )2
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The optimal temperature for an enzyme is the one at which the enzyme is the most active and productive.
At temperatures below the optimum temperature, the enzyme still catalyzes the reactions, but with decreased activity.
Even though the temperature increase increases the activity of the enzymes, temperatures that are greater than the optimum cause damage the enzyme strucutre, causing denaturation and loss of function
Answer:
The answer is
21.5 L
.
So, start with the balanced chemical equation for the decomposition of hydrochloric acid
2
HCl
→
H
2
+
Cl
2
Notice that you have a
2:1
mole ratio between
HCl
and
Cl
2
, which means that every 2 moles of the former will produce 1 mole of the latter. The number of moles of
HCl
you have is.
Explanation:
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