Answer:
<em>The solution with the lowest pH is 0.1 M HCl.</em>
Explanation:
Since the three solutions have the same concentration (0,1M) it is only necessary to look at the pKa of each solution.
Also, knowing that a higher pKa means a lower Ka, because pKa = -Log (Ka). Thus, a lower Ka means a lower concentration of protons with a higher pH ( pH = -Log [H+].
The HCl doesn't have a pKa because is a strong acid that dissociates completely. Therefore, this solution produces a lower pH. Looking at the pKa of acetic acid and formic acid solutions, the second with the lowest pH is the formic acid solutions and the higher pH is for the acetic acid solution.
If you have a hamster with short fur, what possible genotypes could the hamster have?
Answer: <u>FF or Ff </u>
Explanation:
If you have a hamster with short fur, what possible genotypes could the hamster have? FF or Ff . ... The mystery hamster was a genotype ff and the phenotype for long fur and the parents can create offspring that have long fur or short fur because they are heterozygous dominant.
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If you have a hamster with long fur, what possible genotypes could the hamster have?
Answer: <u>Ff or ff </u>
Explanation:
If you have a hamster with long fur, what possible genotypes could the hamster have? Ff or ff . ... The mystery hamster was a genotype ff and the phenotype for long fur and the parents can create offspring that have long fur or short fur because they are heterozygous dominant.
<span>PBr5
You started with 0.72 mg of phosphorus and ended up with 10.01 mg of its bromide. So the amount of bromine is 10.01 - 0.72 = 9.29 mg
Now you need to determine the relative number of atoms of each element used.
atomic mass of phosphorus = 30.973762
atomic mass of bromine = 79.904
relative atoms of phosphorus = 0.72 / 30.973762 = 0.023245
relative atoms of bromine = 9.29 / 79.904 = 0.116265
Now you need to look for a simple ratio of integers that closely approximates 0.023245 / 0.116265. First we'll divide the larger by the smaller.
0.116265 / 0.023245 = 5.001597
Given how close the value comes to 5. The empirical formula will be PBr5. So for every atom of phosphorus, you need 5 atoms of bromine.</span>
Let's write the balanced chemical reaction for this:
K₂CrO₄ + Pb(CH₃COO)₂ --> PbCrO₄ + 2 CH₃COOK
The products are lead(ii) chromate and potassium acetate. As you can notice, there is an exchange of ions involved for both reactants. This type ofreaction is called the <em>double-replacement reaction or also called metathesis</em>.
