Answer:

Explanation:
1. Calculate the moles of copper(II) hydroxide

2. Calculate the molecules of copper(II) hydroxide
Of course we would experience them.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Laboratory synthesis of aspirin is done by the acetylation of salicylic acid with the help of acetic anhydride .
As , the acid anhydride is very sensitive to moisture , as it can hydrolyze into two molecules of acids,
Hence , the reaction involving acid anhydride are conducted in anhydrous solvents .
Hence ,
if water is present in the glassware then , some of the acetic anhydride is wasted , Which in turns reduces the yield than that expected .
3*40+3*2*35.5=333* Avogadro’s number =
1.98*10^25
Use Avogadro's number which is numerically equal to ...
( 6.02 multiply by 10 to the power of negative 23)
Avocado's number is the number of particle(molecules, ions, atoms) present in one mole of substance.
number of molecule in 0.809 mole of h20 = ....
one mole of h20 contains (6.02* 10^-23)
0.809 mole contains....(6.02* 10^-23) (0.809)
which is equal to [4.951* 10 ^-23]
if I made no mistake in calculation...it must be correct