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Which of the following is a chemical change?
A <em>chemical change </em>is a change that alters the makeup of a substance or something. It changes what it is made of. You cannot alter chemical changes.
Boiling water can go back to regular room temperature water. This is not a chemical change.
Melting a cube of ice is not a chemical change. We can freeze the water again to make it ice.
Dissolving 10 grams of salt in water is not a chemical change. You can boil the water and split the salt and water. People do this with Ocean water, to make it drinkable.
Splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen is a chemical change. You change the makeup of the water. It is now separate hydrogen and oxygen. It is not water anymore. "D" is the answer.
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Las leyes de los gases son un conjunto de leyes químicas y físicas que permiten determinar el comportamiento de los gases en un sistema cerrado.
Parámetros de las leyes de los gases
Presión
Volumen
Temperatura
Moles
The final temperature of the water will be 31.2 °C... i don’t know the second one sorry :(
Answer:
-1215.9J is the work done
Explanation:
It is possible to find work done in the change of volume of a gas at constant pressure using:
W = -P×ΔV
<em>Where W is work, P is pressure and V is change in volume}</em>
Replacing:
W = -6atm×(5L-3L)
W = -12atmL
As 1atmL = 101,325J, work done in joules is:
-12atmL ×(101.325J / atmL) = <em>-1215.9J is the work done</em>
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