The answer is letter C. hydrogen bonds. Surface tension in water, which makes water form drops and causes the surface to form a curve above the mouth of a container, results from the water molecules being strongly held by H bonds to those water molecules beside and beneath them. The cohesion among water molecules and the adhesion of water to other materials like rock and soil make capillarity possible.
Answer: 0.0944 gram of H2
Explanation:
Raising the T from 25 C (298 K) to 700 C (973 K) increases the pressure of each gas by:
2.0 atm x (973 K / 298 K) = 6.53 atm
Where
Kc = Kp because the moles of product equals the moles of reactants.
At equilibriuim, the amounts are
P(H2) = 6.53 - x
P(CO2) = 6.53 - x
P(H2O) = x
P(CO) = x
Kc = Kp = .534 = (x)(x) / [(6.53 - x)(6.53 - x)]
Take the square root of each side
(.534)^0.5 = x / (6.53 - x)
x = 0.731 (6.53 - x)
x = 4.77 - 0.731x
1.731x = 4.77
x = 4.77 / 1.731 = 2.76 atm
P(H2) at equilibriuim = 6.53 - 2.76 = 3.77 atm
P(CO2) at equilibrium = 6.53 - 2.76 = 3.77 atm
PV = nRT
n = PV/RT = [(3.77 atm)(1.00 L)] / [(0.08206 L atm/K mol)(973 K)] = 0.0472 mol H2
0.0472 mol H2 x (2.00 g / 1.00 mol) = 0.0944 g
The unique identity of amino acid is that each amino acid is bonded to each central atom known as R-group.
Explanation:
Amino acids are nothing but a basic structure which has a central atom called the "alpha carbon atom". This
carbon atom is bonded to an "amino group" (
), a "carboxyl group" (COOH) or a "hydrogen atom".
There are totally "20 types" of amino acids having a central atom bonded from the R-group. For example: When the R-group is hydrogen, then the amino acid is named glycine. Similarly, if it is attached to methyl group, then the amino acid is alanine. This makes the amino acids unique.