Answer:
Ca3P2
Explanation: find out what 66% of the molar weight of the molecule is and then find out how many moles of Ca that would be by dividing it by the molar weight of Ca
then do the same for P
I know what happens when it fails it all fails.
Answer:
- <em>The percent error</em>, % error, is <u>2.1%</u> (option f)
Explanation:
<u>1) Data:</u>
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a) Experimental value, m₁ = 105.2 amu
b) Known value, m = 107.5 amu
b) % error = ?
<u>2) Formulae:</u>
a) absolute error = | experimental value - known value|
b) % error = [ absolute value / known value ] × 100
<u>3) Solution:</u>
a) absolute error = | m₁ - m | = | 105.2 amu - 107.5 amu | = 2.3 amu
b) % error = [ 2.3 amu / 107.5 amu ] × 100 = 2.1% ← answer
Answer:
A and D takes much slower
Explanation:
Here, we want to select, out of the four given reactions, the one that is slower than the other two
The answers in these case are reactions 1 and 4 ( A and D)
The two reactions show what is called rust (as directly seen in reaction 4)
When we speak of rust, we simply mean a reaction that occurs over time
For example, non coated roofings of houses doesn’t get to change color at an instant
The color degradation that occurs is something that takes some time from the initial time they were used to roof the house
Hence, from these analogy, we can see that these reactions need an an external support to thrive or to come into existence
These external supports are natural forces and they contributing efforts occur over time and cannot be seen immediately
These reactions are thus ones that take much slower time than conventional laboratory reactions in the case of the formation of the precipitate or a reaction that requires a low flash point temperature such as that of black powder to produce such explosive effects
So in conclusion, what we are saying is that the two selected reactions are subjected to the availability of some conditions and may take time to manifest and these absolutely differentiates them from reactions that are spontaneous such as the one having an explosive effect or the other one leading to the formation of a precipitate which takes far less times
Answer: Im answering this for points
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