Answer:
They form a covalent bond
Answer:
C
Explanation:
like charges repel each others so if they have the same charge they will move away from each other
Hi!
First of all, the melting of ice cream is not a chemical reaction, because there is no change in the components of the ice cream and if you freeze the ice cream again, you will get the same ice cream that you had previously.
The melting of ice cream is an example of a physical change, in which a substance goes from solid to liquid state, and it is an endothermic physical change.
When you freeze ice cream, the heat is removed from the ice cream, making it an exothermic process, when heat is liberated to the environment and it's taken away from the substance, in this case, the ice cream.
from ICE table
H2(g) + I2 (g )↔ 2HI(g)
equ 0.958 0.877 0.02 first mix1
0.621 0.621 0.101 sec mix2
Kp1 = P(HI)^2 / p(H2)*p(I2) for mix 1
= 0.02^2 / 0.958*0.877
= 4.8x10^-4
Kp2 = P(HI)^2 / P(H2)* P(I2) for mix 2
= 0.101^2/ 0.621*0.621
= 0.0265
we can see that Kp1< Kp2 that means that the sec mixture is not at equilibrium. It will go left to reduce its products and increase reactant to reduce the Kp value to achieve equilibrium.
and the partial pressure of Hi when mix 2 reach equilibrium is:
4.8x10^-4 = P(Hi)^2 / (0.621*0.621)
∴ P(Hi) at equilibrium = 0.0136 atm
N(CH₃COOH)=c₁v₁=c₂v₂
c₁=2.5 mol/L
c₂=0.50 mol/L
v₁-?
v₂=100.0 mL=0.1000L
v₁=c₂v₂/c₁
v₁=0.50*0.1000/2.5=0.02 L = 20 mL