Mass Percent of Hydrogen. To find the mass percent of hydrogen in water, take the molar mass of hydrogen in the water molecule, divide by the total molar mass of water, and multiply by 100. Dividing 2.016 by 18.016 gives you 0.1119. Multiply 0.1119 by 100 to get the answer: 11.19 percent
Answer:
the answer is (2.54cm in an inch, and 4 number of choices in this question)
Explanation:
An exact number is not rounded, and cannot be changed such as placing a different item on the scale it would change.
We assume it as an ideal gas therefore we can use the
ideal gas equation to solve the problem. The ideal gas equation is expressed as
PV = nRT. We are given the volume, temperature and pressure. Therefore, we can solve for the amount of the gas in moles.
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n = PV / RT
n = </span>1.00(3L) / (<span>0.08206 atm L/mol K ) 273 K
n = 0.1339 mol
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V = displacement /time
= 3/3 = 1km/hr
<span>Name of type of mechanism </span>initiation step<span> first </span>propagation step<span> second </span>propagation step<span>(ii) </span>write<span> an overall </span>equation<span> for the </span>formation of dichloromethane<span> from ... Best Answer: i) This is a </span>free-radical<span> substitution mechanism.</span>
