<span>Ans :
The chemical formula for aluminum sulfate is Alâ‚‚(SOâ‚„)â‚
6.00 mol Alâ‚‚(SOâ‚„)â‚
Al: 6.00 mol Alâ‚‚(SOâ‚„)â‚ x (2 mol Al / 1 mol Alâ‚‚(SOâ‚„)â‚ ) = 12.00 mol Al
S: 6.00 mol Alâ‚‚(SOâ‚„)â‚ x (3 mol S / 1 mol Alâ‚‚(SOâ‚„)â‚ ) = 18.00 mol S
O: 6.00 mol Alâ‚‚(SOâ‚„)â‚ x (12 mol O / 1 mol Alâ‚‚(SOâ‚„)â‚ ) = 72.00 mol O</span>
It depends on weather or not the chemicals used can cause problems if not and it's a safe substance than yes they should pour it down the drain
Answer:
The answer is A, 1:2 and 1:4
Explanation:
This can be derived from looking at the balanced chemical equation. Notice the coefficients in front of each reactant and product. These show the mole ratios of each compound necessary to form the balanced equation.
N₂H₄ does not have a coefficient, which automatically becomes 1. H₂O₂ has a coefficient of 2, making the ratio between the two 1:2. H₂O has a coefficient of 4 making the ratio between hydrazine and water 1:4. Hope this helps!
9 240 000 000 000 000 000 000 000
