The answer is A. Many compounds are comprised of very different elements. For example, Sodium is a highly reactive group 1 solid metal that combusts when in contact with water, and Chlorine is a reactive group 17 gas that is used in the treatment of pool water; however, when you put them together, you get quite a common, non-toxic food additive: salt. Elements and compounds can sometimes resemble each other, but it certainly isn’t uncommon to see large differences between the two.
So in this equation, 3 oxygen will react with 1 ethylene.
then, you convert from 12.9 Liters to moles.
1 mole = 22.4 Liters of gas.
x moles = 12.9 liters
So, 22.4x = 12.9, which means that x = 12.9/22.4, and you get about 0.6, then you divide by 3 because you have 3 Oxygen, and you get about 0.2.
So, 0.2 moles of ethylene C2H4 can react with 12.9 liters of Oxygen Gas.
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if the pH is 8, this is basic because based on the pH scale, any below 7 is acidic, above 7 is basic and at 7 is neutral.
Answer:
1. The methods used for the separation were filtration and evaporation
Explanation:
The mixture of table salt and sand is first dissolved in distilled water. The salt is soluble in water but the sand is not. The solution is now filtered. The filtrate contains the salt solution while the residue is the sand. The filtrate is now evaporated to dryness to recover the table salt from solution.
From the experiment we can clearly see that table salt is highly soluble in water.
One precaution during the experiment is to ensure that the filter paper was placed correctly before filtration started.
I think it’s S umm let me know if I’m wrong but I’m. 80 precent sure it’s S