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All of the following are examples of minerals except __________.

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Kisachek [45]3 years ago

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Answer: D. Timber

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snow_tiger [21]3 years ago

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The answer is D.timber good luck

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pKb1 is to be considered when solving the question.

pKb1 = 5.1

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pKb1 = - log [kb]

5.1 = - log [kb]

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From the question, 1900 ml of solution contains 1 g of Q

Therefore, 1000 ml of solution will contain........... x g of Q

x = 1000 /1900

x = 0.526 g in 1 dm3

In calculating concentration in mol/dm3,

Concentration in mol/dm3 = concentration in g /dm3 divided by molar mass

Molar mass of Q = 324.4

Concentration in mol/dm = 0.526 /324.4

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Step 3: Calculating the Concentration of OH-

At Equilibrium, Kb = x² / 0.0016

7.94 x 10∧-6 = x² / 0.0016

x = √ 0.0016 × 7.94 x 10∧-6

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