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3 years ago

I have a question does brianly do physical science too ??

Chemistry

2 answers:

Sidana [21]3 years ago

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vâng theo tôi biết thì có điều đó

Harrizon [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

yes I think so you can check it out

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3 years ago

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Answer:

you can now deduct which one is greater or smaller and by how much.

Explanation:

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m= 17.6g

ii) 0.6= m/( 2*1 + 16)

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m= 10.8g

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ρ = 1049 g/ml

ρ = m/v, where v=5 ml

1049 = m/ 5

m= ρ*v

m= 1049*5

m= 5245 g

• convert this into moles.

mr of CH3COOH= 12 + 3+ 12+ 16+ 16+ 1

= 60

mr in g = 60g

n= m/mr

n= 5245/ 60

n= 87. 41666...

n= 87.4 moles

•using Avogadro's Number:

87.4 moles of acetic acid=(6.02×10²³)*87.4

= 2.25148* 10²⁵

= 2.25 * 10²⁵ molecules

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