1 g/mL ------------ 8.3454 lbs/gal
1.09 g/mL --------- ?
lbs/gal = 1.09 x 8.3454 / 1
ibs/gal = 9.096 / 1
= <span>9.096 lbs/gal</span>
The cell wall is mixed with the cell membrane, the cell wall is outside of the membrane and the cell membrane is letter i which allows materials to pass in and out of the cell.
Chloroplasts are letter k they basically just help the plant use photosynthesis.
cell wall: f
chloroplasts: k
Answer:
The correct answer is the final pair: C4H10 and C2H5
Explanation:
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When answering this question, you must consider the reactivity series. Mg is much higher than Zn in the reactivity series, therefore it can displace the Zn from the solution - displacement reaction.
It seems odd that you'd react Magnesium nitrate with zinc nitrate. Maybe you meant magnesium with zinc nitrate or vice Versa. Because in your case each compound would remain as it is as both Mg and Zn are happy in a relatively stable compound.
As for magnesium nitrate and magnesium nitrate, you cannot achieve a reaction between two substances that are the same. The same applies for Mg and magnesium nitrate. No displacement happens.
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