Acids
Acetic acid in vinegar, used in cooking - CH<span>₃COOH
Citric acid in lemons and oranges - C</span>₆H₈O<span>₇</span>
Carbonic Acid in soft drinks - H₂CO<span>₃
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Bases
Sodium Hypochlorite is found in bleach - NaClO
Sodium Hydroxide found in drain cleaners - NaOH
Sodium bicarbonate, also known as baking soda which is used in cooking - NaHCO</span><span>₃</span><span>
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Answer:
5.16 gm of SO3 formed with 2 g of S
Explanation:
Mole weight of S in the equation = 2 * 32 = 62 gm
Mole weight os O2 in the equation 6 * 16 =96 gm
From the BALANCED equation the grams of S to O2 is
62 to 96 so 2 g of S will need approx 3 gm of O2
this shows that S is the limiting reactant------>
there will be O left over (approx 1 gram)
SO3 mole weight produced from the equation is 2 (32)(3*16) = 160 gm
62 gm of S produces 160 gm of SO3
62/160 = 2 / x x = 5.16 gm of SO3 are formed
In terms of the disappearance of the reactants, the rate equations are R= -kd[I-]/dt and -kd[OCl-]/dt.
<h3>What is an ionic reaction?</h3>
The term ionic reaction refers to the reaction that takes place between two ions. In this case, the ionic reaction is; I-(aq) + OCl-(aq) -------> Cl-(aq) + OI-(aq).
The rate equations in terms of the disappearance of the reactants is;
R= -kd[I-]/dt
And
R = -kd[OCl-]/dt
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Explanation:
To add acid into water to dilute the solution but don't add water into acid it can explosive/ can burnt to the victim
