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Explanation: hope this helps.
Answer:
The molar mass of 
is 342.145 g/mol
Explanation:
The molar mass is stated as the “mass per unit amount of substance”of a given chemical compound
is Aluminium sulphate. They easily dissolve in water. It is primarily used as a 'coagulating agent' in the drinking water purification and also in waste and sewage water treatment plants,
We know,
Atomic weight of Aluminium = 26.981
Atomic weight of Sulphur= 32.065
Atomic weight of Oxygen = 15.9994
Now molar mass of (Aluminium sulphate) is
=>2(26.981)+3(32.065+4(15.999))
=>53.962 +3(32.065+63.996)
=>53.962+3(96.061)
=>53.962+288.183
=>342.145
Answer:
Selenium
Explanation:
Oxygen is present in the group sixteen.
This group consist of oxygen, sulfur, selenium, tellurium and polonium.
All of these have same number of valance electrons thus they show similar properties.
From the given list of elements only selenium is belong to oxygen family thus it has properties similar to the oxygen.
Electronic configuration of oxygen:
O = [He] 2s² 2p⁴
Electronic configuration of selenium:
Se = [Ar] 3d¹⁰ 4s² 4p⁴
While aluminium, boron and phosphorus are belongs to other groups that's why their properties are not similar to the phosphorus.
phosphorus is present in group 15.
Boron and aluminium are present in group 13.
Explanation:
In the context, a vial which is used in store medical samples is filled with water at room temperature. And the vial is kept on a cold water. Also a water bag containing warm water is kept near the vial.
The cold water kept at the bottom of the vial is having lower kinetic energy while warm water will have higher kinetic energy than the others. Since the water in the vial is at room temperature and it is in touch with the cold blue water, the water in the vial will loose or give its temperature to the cold blue water through conduction as well as convection process since temperature always flows from a hot body towards the cold body.
On the other hand, the warm water placed next tot he vial will give its temperature to the atmosphere.
