Answer:
b. is always a weak electrolyte.
Explanation:
Such compounds of low solubility dissociates partly and hence cannot be strong electrolytes
for 39g water solute dissolved at 20C = solubility ( g/ 100 g H2O ) × mass of water = ( 11g / 100g H2O ) × 39g H2O = 4.29 g
amount of solute dissolved at 30 C =
= 23 / 100 * 39 = 8.97 g
Amount of extra solute dissolved = 8.97 - 4.29 = 4.7 g
The answer would be A will increase and T <span>will decrease.
The product of this reaction emits red light because it absorbs green and blue light. As the reaction occurs, the concentration of the product increase. This will makes absorbance of green and blue light increases and the solution will become redder.</span>
Naproxen is known to be a weak acid. In order to calculate
its ka and pka, use the equation of getting the ph of weak acid which is ph=
-1/2 log [(Ka)(Mwa)]. The Ka value is 3.18x10^-5. The pKa can be obtained
through pKa = - log Ka. The pKa is 4.5.
