I believe the statement that is true of metals and metalloids is B. Metals are good conductors and metalloids are bad conductors.
C. The formation of precipatation
<u>The </u><u>emperical formula </u><u>can be </u><u>calculated </u><u>as follows:</u>
<u>mass :</u> 4.12g of N and 0.88g of H
<u>moles:</u> 4.12g/14.007 and 0.88g/1.008
<u>moles:</u> 0.294 and 0.873
<u>moles/smallest number</u>: (gives the ratio of atoms)
0.294/0.294 and 0.873/0.294
1 and 2.969
1 and 3
The simplest ratio of N : H is 1 : 3
<u>Hence the </u><u>emperical formula </u><u>is </u><u>NH3</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
1. The emperical formula can be found by getting the <u>simplest ratio of atoms in a molecule.</u>
2. To get the simplest ratio of atoms we find out the <u>number of moles of each atoms in it.</u>
3. From the number of moles of atoms we can find the simplest ratio of each atom by dividing the <u>number of moles by the smallest number.</u>
Equilibrium is dynamic since the reaction never really stops. There is still a forward and reverse reaction, their rates are just equal to each other so there is no observable change in the amounts of product or reactant making it look like the reaction has stopped.
This is why you will often here the term dynamic equilibrium used when describing a system in equilibrium.
I hope this helps. Let me know if anything is unclear.
At STP the standard temperature is 273.15 K.
At STP the standard temperature is 0*C