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never [62]
3 years ago
9

Why aren't ALL farms hydroponic?

Chemistry
1 answer:
marusya05 [52]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Because all farms cant afford it... im not sure if this is the answer your lookin for but if it aint lmk and ill delete my answer

Explanation:

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Electronegativity for boron = 2.0

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Objectives(s):  

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To teach me about chemical compounds  

 

Hypothesis:  

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Procedure:  

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Compound Name  

Chemical Formula  

Sodium (Na)  

Atoms  

Calcium (Ca)  

Atoms  

Hydrogen (H)  

Atoms  

Oxygen (O)  

Atoms  

Carbon (C)  

Atoms  

Chlorine (Cl)  

Atoms  

Ex: Sodium  

hypochlorite  

NaClO  

1  

0  

0  

1  

0  

1  

Carbon Tetrachloride  

CCl4  

0  

0  

0  

0  

1  

1  

Water  

H2O  

0  

0  

1  

1  

0  

0  

Calcium Hydroxide and Hydrogen Gas  

Ca(OH)2 + H2  

0  

1  

1  

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Sodium Hydride  

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1  

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1  

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Sodium Hydroxide  

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1  

0  

1  

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Chlorine Dioxide  

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0  

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1  

Hydrogen Chloride  

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1  

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0  

1  

Table Salt  

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1  

0  

0  

0  

0  

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Paso 1

Encontramos la Energía Calórica del Plátano

Se nos dice que el plátano es 100% potasio, por lo tanto

Fórmula de energía térmica = MCΔT

Dónde

M = Masa de sustancia (gramos)

C = Calor específico (j / g ° c)

ΔT = Cambio de temperatura (Temperatura final - Temperatura inicial) (° C)

Masa de (plátano) potasio = 125g

Calor específico de potasio = 0,75j / g ° C

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