Answer:
It's d
Explanation:
They have two different meaning and jobs
Answer:
1500kg/m^3
Explanation:
Formula:
d=m/v
Given:
m=1.5kg
v=1000cm^3
(The side length of a cube is always equal to the others)
Required:
d=?
Solution:
d=m/v
d=1.5kg/1000cm^3
d=1.5kg/0.001m^3
d=1500kg/m^3
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One mole of copper equals 6.02 × 10^23 atoms. The answer is letter C. This follows the
Avogaro’s law wherein 1 mole of a substance is equal to 6.02 x 10^23 atoms,
formula units or molecules. This is applicable to all substances.
Answer:
A. is not
B. incorrect
C. identify substances that have the measured molecular mass
Explanation:
Since in the question it is mentioned that the Christy who is a forensic scientist and she gave a white powder and identify whether it is a sugar or not when she tested she seen that the molecular mass is different as compared with the sugar
So here it can be concluded that the white powder does not show a sugar that means it is not a sugar so automatically the hypothesis of Christy is wrong. And, the next step is to track the substance that shows the molecular mass i.e. measured
Answer:
254.7 g
Explanation:
Hg(ONC)2 -----------> Hg + N2 + 2CO
In every problem of stoichiometry, we must commence with writing the balanced reaction equation as a guide to our calculation. Once we have written the reaction equation, we can now proceed with the solution.
Amount of CO produced= mass of CO produced/ molar mass of CO
Molar mass of CO = 28 gmol-1
Mass of CO produced= 50.2g
Amount of CO produced= 50.2g/28gmol-1
Amount of CO produced= 1.79 moles of CO
From the reaction equation:
1 mole of Hg(ONC)2 produced 2 moles of CO
x moles of Hg(ONC)2 will produce 1.79 moles of CO
x= 1.79 × 1 / 2
x= 0.895 moles of Hg(ONC)2
Molar mass of Hg(ONC)2 = 284.624 g/mol
Mass of Hg(ONC)2 = number of moles × molar mass = 0.895 moles × 284.624 g/mol
Mass of Hg(ONC)2 = 254.7 g
