Answer:
A buffer solution is a mixture of two pair salts to maintain a stable pH.
Explanation:
This mixture is made always with a complementary pair of salts (one acid an another basic).
Example:
Acetic Acid (CH3COOH) and Sodium Acetate (NaH3COO).
So when you add a little bit more acid to this mixture, the basic part of the buffer, in this case the Sodium Acetate, will neutralize it and the pH will remain the same.
On the other hand, if the mixture receives some basic substance, the acid part of the buffer, the acetic acid, will neutralize it, so again the pH will remain the same.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Na has an electron configuration of 2,8,1
it forms an ion by losing 1 electron thus gaining a 1+ charge
<span>Answer:
Enthalpy is delta-H-
We need to look at the molecule and determine which bonds are broken adn which bonds are formed.
Bonds that are broken are H-H (from the H2 molecule) and the C=O from acetone.
their energies add up like this: 436 kJ + 745 kJ = 1181 kJ
looking at the bonds formed, these are C-O, O-H, and C-H. these add up to 1229 kJ
solving for delta H by taking the sum of the broken bonds and subtracting the sum of the formed bonds, like so:
1181 - 1229 = -48 kJ</span>
Answer: The statement, chemicals that you begin with found on the left side of the equation, describes reactant and where they are in a chemical equation.
Explanation:
An equation that includes symbolic formulas and represents chemical reaction between the substances initially present forming new substances is called a chemical equation.
For example, 
Here, substances 
and 
are the reactants. Reactants in a chemical equation are always present on the left side as these are the chemicals we begin with.
Also here, 
is the product. Product(s) in a chemical equation are always present on the right side as these are the chemicals we end with.
Thus, we can conclude that the statement, chemicals that you begin with found on the left side of the equation, describes reactant and where they are in a chemical equation.
They create a solution of sodium chloride.
