<em>Kinetic molecular Theory points:</em>
1. Gases molecules are always in random motion.
2. Gases molecule collide with each other and with the walls of container.
3. Gases molecules total volume is negligible as compare to container.
4. There is no attractive forces between the gases particles
5. K.E is directly proportional to absolute temperature.
<em>Why liquid are denser than gases according to K.M.T:</em>
1. As gases are in random motion, so they have weak forces/ no attractive forces (Acc. to KMT) due to this they are apart as compare to liquid which have stronger forces are closer to each other. So volume of gases will be greater. d= m/v
2. K. E of gases are greater than liquid due to this gases move randomly, apart from each another. Due to this their volume will be greater. d= m/v
3. Gases molecules total volume is negligible as compare to container which show that gases molecules have large spaces between them which causes lower in density.
Molarity is one way of expressing concentration and is equal to the number of moles of the solute per liter of the solution. Therefore,
Molarity = 2.39 mol / L solution
2.39 ( 1.0) = 2.39 mol HF
Hope this answers the question.
Answer:
Organic chemistry
Explanation:
Organic material like alcohols and esters are composed mostly of carbon structures, hence the branch is referred to as organic chemistry
Answer:
Molecules/State
Explanation:
We know from the kinetic molecular theory that matter is made up of molecules. These molecules are in constant motion at various velocities and energies.
The total thermal energy refers to the total kinetic energies of these particles. It depends on the temperature of the system, the energies of the molecules present in the material and the arrangement of the object's molecules (states of matter).
Answer:
C.ratio of elements in the compound.
Explanation:
A compound is a substance that constitutes two or more elements in a defined proportion. A chemical compound is different from another compound in what it contains i.e. elements. A chemical formula shows the elements contained in a specific compound. For example, the chemical formula of sodium chloride (NaCl) shows us that it contains Sodium (Na) and Chlorine (Cl) elements as represented by symbols.
In addition to this, a chemical formula also shows the ratio of each element that makes up the compound. An element can have more than one atom in a compound. For example, CaCl2 is the chemical formula for Calcium chloride and it shows is that the ratio of Calcium (Ca) to Chlorine (Cl) is 1:2.
