I think no and yes I’m not sure I haven’t covered that subject so much sorry if I’m wrong tho pls check my questions pls I only have one
Other tests that could be performed to come to a verify your alum include a potassium flame test which would burn the potassium within the alum to be compared and/or a colorimetric <span>determination of alum test by observing the absorption rate of our alum. </span>
Answer:
Because the value of K is huge.
Explanation:
The tautomer is a kind of isomer in which exist an equilibrium between a ketone and an enol, or between an aldehyde and an enol. So, in the enolization, the ketone is the reactant and the enol is the product.
The equilibrium reaction can be characterized by an equilibrium constant, which is the ratio of the concentration of the products by the concentration of the reactants.
Because the constant K is extremely large (10¹³) we can conclude that the concentration of the product will be greater than the concentration of the reactant, in the equilibrium. It means that the concentration of the enol will be greater.
So, the ketone is unstable and forms in a great amount the more stable product, the enol.
The kinetic theory<span> describes a </span>gas<span> as a large number of submicroscopic </span>particles<span>(atoms or </span>molecules<span>), all of which are in constant rapid motion that has randomness arising from their many </span>collisions<span> with each other and with the walls of the container.</span>
<span>if given element is neutral, than it has to have same number of protons and electrons. so in this case it is 12 electrons.</span><span>
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