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Qué permite las reacciones de redox

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liberstina [14]3 years ago

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Explanation:

In this case we can start with the ppm formula:

$ppm=\frac{mg~of~solute}{Litters~of~solution}$

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$0.0320~M=\frac{mol}{1~L}$

$mol=0.032~M*1~L=0.032~mol$

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$0.0320~mol~F^-\frac{19~g~F^-}{1~mol~F^-}~=~0.607~g$

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In this case, when we want to balance chemical reactions such as in this case, the idea is to equal to number of atoms of each element at each side of the equation according to the lay of conservation of mass, just as shown below:

$P_4+5O_2\rightarrow P_4O_{10}$

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