Answer:
-k slope
The term No is the y intercept(does not mean NO) y-intercept
Explanation:
For a straight line graph, the normal equation could be written as
y = mx + c
Where m is the slope and c is the y intercept.
Writing the equation is the form of y = mx + c gives the following;
lnN = -kt + No
As obtained from the question, t is plotted in the x-axis, while lnN is the plot on the y-axis.
Now, we are asked to obtain the slope and the y-intercept. It can be seen that the slope is the coefficient of the term x in this case t. Hence, our slope is -k.
The y-intercept is the other term which in this case is No
Explanation:
The structure of Ferrarrisite Ca5(HAs O4)2(AsO4)2
Answer:
Right
Explanation:
The given parameters are;
The soluble sulfate formed by the metal, M = M₂SO₄
In the galvanic cell formed by the metal M, we have;
The concentration of M₂SO₄ in the left half cell = 50.0 mM = 0.05 M
The concentration of M₂SO₄ in the right half cell = 5.00 M
In the galvanic cell, the metal 'M' will be dissolved into the solution with lower concentration as M²⁺ which is the left half cell, making the cell negative and the solution more concentrated
In the right half cell, the metal 'M²⁺' in the solution will be plated unto the electrode making the solution less concentrated and the electrode in the right half cell will be the positive electrode
Therefore;
The electrode which will be positive is the electrode in the right half cell.
Answer:
the shape of a piece of matter can change
The name for aqueous 
is carbonic acid.
So, option C is correct one.
Binary hydrogen compounds with non metals may form H+ (proton) and an anion dissolved in water. The acidic solutions are named as if they were molecular acids , using the usual name for the compound itself , replacing hydrogen with hydro- and suffix -ide with ic. The word acid is then use.
The inorganic acid is an acid drive from one or more inorganic compounds. All inorganic acids form hydrogen ions and the conjugate base ions when dissolved in water.
Example: carbonic acid ( )
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