The answer is 32.43 because when you round the number next to the hunthers place (witch in this problem would be the 1) has to be 5 or hight to raise the number to the left of it and if it is lower you just take the two number and that is your answer.
Answer:
Alkenes are <u>Very Reactive</u>.
Explanation:
Other options are incorrect because;
Saturated compounds are those hydrocarbons which contains only single bonds, while alkenes contain atleast one double bond.
Single bonds again stands for saturated compounds, hence it is false.
Alkene are reactive because the double bond has the potential to open by addition reaction. So electrophiles are readily added across double bond. This reactivity can also be explained by the exposure of nucleophilic double bond above and below the plane, which is highly exposed to incoming electrophiles.
Since you did not give a calculation,
I will just give an example. Suppose that you are to burn 5 kg of methane (CH4)
from 0 to 10°C. The specific heat capacity of methane is 4.475 kJ/kg-K.
H
= mCpT
H
= (5kg)( 4.475 kJ/kg-K)(10-0)
H = 223.75 kJ
Because the enthalpy is positive
in value, methane takes in heat.
Answer:
20.3 % NaCl
Explanation:
Given data:
Mass of solute = 45.09 g
Mass of solvent = 174.9 g
Mass percent of solution = ?
Solution:
Mass of solution = 45.09 g + 174.9 g
Mass of solution = 220 g
The solute in 220 g is 45.09 g
220 g = 2.22 × 45.09
In 100 g solution amount of solute:
45.09 g/2.22 = 20.3 g
Thus m/m% = 20.3 % NaCl
Yes because the stigma rises above the gas I think that’s is it
