Answer: Ethanol
Explanation: When we consume alcohol (ethanol), the ethanol has a wide range of effects on the body and it also metabolize in the liver producing acetaldehyde which is believed to be a main cause of hangover
Atomic number = number of protons
atomic mass = atomic number + number of neutrons
protons = electrons after ion effect
neutrons = atomic mass - atomic number
electrons = number of proton plus charge for -ve ion OR minus for +ve ion
They are different, representing different properties...
Data:
solute: ethylene glicol => not ionization
molar mass of ethylene glicol (from internet) = 62.07 g/mol
solute = 400 g
solvent = water = 4.00 kg
m =?
ΔTf = ?
Kf = 1.86 °C/mol
Formulas:
m: number of moles of solute / kg of solvent
ΔTf = Kf*m
number of moles of solute = mass in grams / molar mass
Solution
number of moles of solute = 400 g / 62.07 g/mol = 6.44 moles
m = 6.44 mol / 4 kg = 1.61 m <-------- molality (answer)
ΔTf = 1.86 °C / m * 1.61 m = 2.99 °C <---- lowering if freezing point (answer)
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Answer:
As the atmospheric pressure decreases with increase in altitude, when a sealed bag of chips is taken to higher altitude then the pressure of the gases inside the bag become greater than the outer atmospheric pressure and apply pressure on the side covering of the chips bag due to which the chips bag expand.
Explanation:
Atmospheric pressure decreases with increasing altitude. Let's assume you tie up a bag at sea level altitude (with little air inside). That air inside the bag is at 1atm as long as you're at sea level.
Now you start going up, your altitude increases and atmospheric pressure decreases (remember what I said in the beginning about atmospheric pressure decreasing with increasing altitude?).
Let's say you reach an altitude where the atmospheric pressure is 0.5atm, the force acting inside the bag which is pushing it outward is now greater than the force acting on it which is pushing it inward (1atm>0.5atm). As a result, the air inside the bag will push the sides of the bag outward, thus inflating it to a point where the pressure inside the bag becomes 0.5atm or the bag stops stretching.
For the same reason, if you bring the same bag down and take it too deep into the earth (at an altitude lower than sea level) or if you inflate the bag at a very high altitude and bring it down to sea level, it will deflate.
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