1meter/10 milimeters which should be 1000 mm
1m=1000mm
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Answer:
The answer is 42, 39 grams of LiCl
Explanation:
We calculate the weight of 1 mol of LiCl, from the atomic weights of each element obtained from the periodic table:
Weight 1 mol LiCl= Weight Li + Weight Cl =6,94 g+ 35, 45 g= 42, 39grams
Answer:
Elements in the same vertical column on the periodic table will have similar chemical properties and behave similarly in chemical reactions. These vertical columns can also be called groups/families.
Explanation:
Calcium chloride contains only one calcium and 2 chloride atom thus it's ionic formula would be CaCl2.
