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Fast and slow free-radical recombination reactions in thermal breakdown. As thermally induced bond-cleavage reactions and the depolymerisation of coals accelerate above 350–375°C, the more reactive of the free radicals have greater potential to undergo either retrogressive or quenching (cappin
Explanation:
Answer:
22.5L will be the new volume for the gas
Explanation:
Pressure and number of moles remains constant.
When the temperature for a sample of gas is increased, the volume will also be increased, acording to this relation:
V₁ / T₁ = V₂ / T₂
15L / 30°C = V₂ / 45°C
(15L / 30°C ). 45°C = 22.5L
We assume Ar, as an Ideal Gas
I would say is because of the Boron from O?
Answer:
na
Explanation:
because it has more atomic radius in it
