<span>Average oxidation state = VO1.19
Oxygen is-2. Then 1.19 (-2) = -2.38
Average oxidation state of V is +2.38
Consider 100 formula units of VO1.19
There would be 119 Oxide ions = Each oxide is -2. Total charge = -2(119) = -238
The total charge of all the vanadium ions would be +238.
Let x = number of of V+2
Then 100 – x = number of V+3
X(+2) + 100-x(+3) = +238
2x + 300 – 3x = 238
-x = 238-300 = -62
x = 62
Thus 62/100 are V+2
62/100 * 100 = 62%
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Answer:
a) S = 0.0152 mol/L
b) S' = 4.734 g/L
Explanation:
S 2S S...............in the equilibrium
- Ksp = 1.4 E-5 = [ Ag+ ]² * [ SO42-]
a) molar solubility:
⇒ Ksp = ( 2S) ² * S = 1.4 E-5
⇒ 4S² * S = 1.4 E-5
⇒ S = ∛ ( 1.4 E-5 / 4 )
⇒ S = 0.0152 mol/L
b) solubility ( S' ) in grams per liter:
∴ Mw Ag2SO4 = 311.799 g/mol
⇒ S' = 0.0152 mol/L * ( 311.799 g/mol )
⇒ S' = 4.734 g/L
Answer:- Molecular formula of the compound is
.
Solution:- An empirical formula and molar mass of the compound is given and we are asked to calculate it's molecular formula. First of all we calculate the empirical formula mass and then divide the molar mass by empirical formula mass to find out the number of empirical formula units.
Empirical formula is multiplied by the number of empirical formula units to get the molecular formula.
Empirical formula mass = 2(12.01) + 3(1.01)
= 24.02 + 3.03
= 27.05
number of empirical formula units = 
= 2
So, molecular formula of the compound = 
= 
The term hydration of an alkene is defined as the addition of water across a double bond.
<h3>What is hydration?</h3>
The term hydration of an alkene is defined as the addition of water across a double bond. The process of hydration always yields an alcohol as -OH is aded to one of the carbon atoms in the doube bond.
The reaction commences with the attack of the -OH group by water and is completed by a proton from acid. The neutral organic product of the reaction of cycloheptene with water and sulfuric acid is shown in the image attached.
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