So that we have the right answer once we do the addition
Say that I measure my self at 12 feet with one measuring stick, and go on with another measuring stick that tells me I'm 3 meters tall, if I added those, I would be at something like 15/46 or something like that. See that would be wrong. We would want the right denominator so that it could be easier and also correct.
Answer:
The candle ran out of oxygen
Explanation:
There is a concept known as the fire triangle, the three things present for a fire to start and burn. Heat, Oxygen, Fuel. Take any one of the three away and the fire goes out. Pour water on a fire, and it absorbs the heat, put a jar over it, it removes the oxygen, stop adding wood to a campfire it goes out.
2Al + 3Fe(NO₃)₂ = 3Fe + 2Al(NO₃)₃
m=245 g
w=0.805 (80.5%)
M{Fe(NO₃)₂}=179.857 g/mol
M(Fe)=55.847 g/mol
1. the mass of salt in solution is:
m{Fe(NO₃)₂}=mw
2. the proportion follows from the equation of reaction:
m(Fe)/3M(Fe)=m{Fe(NO₃)₂}/3M{Fe(NO₃)₂}
m(Fe)=M(Fe)m{Fe(NO₃)₂}/M{Fe(NO₃)₂}
m(Fe)=M(Fe)mw/M{Fe(NO₃)₂}
m(Fe)=55.847*245*0.805/179.857= 61.24 g
Answer:
Magnesium Nitrate is an ionic compound formed by:
Magnesium;Mg+2 (<em>the cation)</em> and Nitrate NO−3 (<em>the poly-atomic anion)</em>.
In order for these two ions to bond, the charges must be equal and opposite. Therefore, it will take:
<u>two -1 nitrate ions</u> <u>to balance the</u> <u>one +2 magnesium ion</u>.
