Asked by Anonymous
For which salt, K2SO4, Li2SO4, KClO4, or NH4Cl, will increasing the temperature of the water have the greatest change in solubility per 100 g solvent?
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Answered by
DrBob222
Don't you have a graph or a table that gives you solubility at various temperatures?
Answered by
v
Correct
You can estimate the slopes qualitatively by looking to see which line is the steepest. You could also calculate values by finding Δy/Δx. If you do this, you should have calculated values approximately equal to the following:
Salt Slope
Li2SO4 −0.07
K2SO4 0.13
KClO4 0.17
NH4Cl 0.47
You can estimate the slopes qualitatively by looking to see which line is the steepest. You could also calculate values by finding Δy/Δx. If you do this, you should have calculated values approximately equal to the following:
Salt Slope
Li2SO4 −0.07
K2SO4 0.13
KClO4 0.17
NH4Cl 0.47
Answered by
v
NH4Cl is the answer
Answered by
sfual
"You can estimate the slopes qualitatively by looking to see which line is the steepest. You could also calculate values by finding Δy/Δx. If you do this, you should have calculated values approximately equal to the following:
Salt Slope
Li2SO4 −0.07
K2SO4 0.13
KClO4 0.17
NH4Cl 0.47"
mastering in chemistry
Salt Slope
Li2SO4 −0.07
K2SO4 0.13
KClO4 0.17
NH4Cl 0.47"
mastering in chemistry
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