Answer:
There are a couple different types of precipitation, though it is generally taken to mean a synonym for rain. It includes rain, snow, sleet, and hail. With the increase in global warming, there is more precipitation. In general, the type of precipitation varies with the season; we see less in the summer of all types, more snow, sleet, and hail in the winter, and more rain in the temperate seasons like fall.
First, you should convert the temperature unit to absolute temperature.
Second, you shoul graph the points. Then you will find a pretty linear correlations among the points.
You can pick between using the best fit line or you could observe that as you get to higher temperatures the linear behavior is "more perfect".
I found this best fit line:
P = 2.608T + 14
Then, for T = 423K
P = 2.608(423) + 14 = 1117 mmHg
If you prefer to use the last two points, this is the calculus:
[P - P1] / [T - T1] = [P2 - P1] / [T2 - T1]
[P - 960]/[423 -373] = [960 - 880] / [373- 343]
=> P = 1093.3 mmHg.
You can pick any of the results 1177 mmHg or 1093 mmHg, You need more insight to choose one of them: conditions and error of the experiment for example.
Answer:
1. Sulphuric acid
2. Car battery acid
3. Washing up liquid
4. Milk of magnesia
5. Metal polish
6. Oven cleaner
Explanation:
Universal paper can determine the pH of a solution. It ranges from dark red (pH 0 - very acidic) to orange/yellow, to green (pH 7 - neutral) to blue, dark blue and purple (pH 14 - very alkaline)
Sulphuric acid has the lowest pH as the universal indicator is red.
The next is car battery acid which is pink - not as acidic as red.
The next is washing up liquid, which is yellow, around pH 3 or 4.
The next is milk of magnesia with light blue, around pH 9 or 10.
Metal polish is dark blue - around pH 11.
Oven cleaner is the darkest, with purple.
Explanation:
homogeneous mixture is a type of mixture in which the composition is uniform
