Molar mass of CO2 = 44.01 g/mol
Number one would be Decades
Answer:
As long as it is a blank solution of the reagent, the Absorbance will be 0 regardless of the path length.
Explanation:
Absorbance of light by a reagent of concentration c, is given as
A = εcl
A = Absorbance
ε = molar absorptivity
c = concentration of reagent.
l = length of light path or length of the solution the light passes through.
So, if all.other factors are held constant, If a sample for spectrophotometric analysis is placed in a 10-cm cell, the absorbance will be 10 times greater than the absorbance in a 1-cm cell.
But the reagent blank solution is called a blank solution because it lacks the given reagent. A blank solution does not contain detectable amounts of the reagent under consideration. That is, the concentration of reagent in the blank solution is 0.
Hence, the Absorbance is subsequently 0. And increasing or decreasing the path length of light will not change anything. As long as it is a blank solution of the reagent, the Absorbance will be 0 regardless of the path length.
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As it is located at 7s ^2 it will have 2 valence electrons that due to its position in the s orbital it will be prone to losing them to obtain a noble gas configuration.
Answer 1
The sample will dissolve in more than 1 minute.
Explanation :-
Generally Solubility and rate of solubility of substances increase with the increase in temperature. So lower the temperature less fast will it dissolve in the same amount of water.
Since at 50 C it takes 1 minute to dissolve, at 20 C which is lower temperature it will take more time to dissolve.
Answer 2
Transition metals
Explanation:-
Hardness depends on the extent of metallic bonding for metals. More the number of electrons more the metallic bonding.
Alkali metals with just 1 valence electron have weak metallic bonding. Alkaline earth metals have just 2 valence electrons. Transition elements has more electrons in penultimate shell and valence shell than lanthanides. Transition metals with most metallic bonding are the hardest
