Answer:
Molar mass of solute is 183.4g/mol
Explanation:
Using Raoult's law it is possible to find moles of solute, thus:
Where pressure of solution is 53.15 mmHg, pressure of pure solvent is 54.68 mmHg and mole fraction is:
53.15 mmHg = X 54.68 mmHg
<em>0.9720 = X</em>
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Mole fraction of solvent is defined as moles of solvent / total moles.
Moles of solvent are:
286.8g × (1mol / 46.07g) = 6.225 moles of ethanol.
That is:
<em>Where Y are moles of solute.</em>
6.051 + 0.9720Y = 6.225
0.9720Y = 0.174
Y = 0.179 moles of solute
As mass of solute dissolved was 32.83g. Molar mass of solute is:
32.83g / 0.179mol = <em>183.4g/mol</em>
By Pleistocene ice age is meant the glacial periods that appeared in the Pleistocene. The Pleistocene is the first epoch of the Quaternary. It is an epoch when there was a so called ''ice age'' on the Earth, or rather a glacial period. During this ice age the planet had much lower temperatures on a global scale. The climate was also much drier. Lot of ocean water was frozen in the ice sheets that were stretching deep into the North American and Eurasian continents, which resulted in much lower sea levels that today as well. The places further north than 40 degrees of latitude were almost exclusively covered with ice, so life was almost impossible apart from some coastline places.
I think the answer is white sand (sorry if i am wrong)
Explanation:
An acid is a substance that produces excess hydroxonium ions in solution.
An acid based on the pH scale is a substance that has a low pH. Acid lies within a range of 1-7 on the pH scale.
- A pH of 7 is for neutral compounds like water.
- A pH greater that 7 is for basic compounds.
- In order to raise the pH, we are driving at a substance becoming more neutral or basic.
This can be achieved by adding more base to the solution of the substance. When we add more base, hydroxyl ions will neutralize the excess hydroxonium ions and drag the pH towards that of neutrality.
Addition of more base can eventually make the substance basic.
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