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What are the potential consequences of not re-equilibrizing the pressures inside and outside of the flask after heating a sample
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What pH buffer solution is needed to give a Mg2+ concentration of 3.0×10−2 M in equilibrium with solid magnesium oxalate?
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You question has slipped below the "more" label at the end of the posts so I've recopied it here.
https://www.jiskha.com/question
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How do I type Greek symbols on Jiskha with a normal keyboard? I see the
&pi or &Delta or &lambda but that alone or in conjunction
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For your latest question, now not on this page, see
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12 tablets containing Fe(II) fumarate and inert binder are dissolved in 150 mL of 0.100 M HCl.
Fe(II) is oxidized to Fe(III) with
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As asked by my professor for homework:
Taking into account the varying degrees at which antimatter can form and function as
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Just a quick question to test your skills.
What happens if you mix oxygen and nitrogen
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https://www.jiskha.com/questions/1837330/an-average-hot-water-tank-will-hold-300-0-l-of-water-needs-to-be-kept-at-65-0c-in-order
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What were prevailing styles of Gothic architecture?
Select all that apply. ◻Gothic architecture followed classical Egyptian
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Science
CHECK MY ANSWERS!!!!!!! 1) Cobalt has a mass number of 59 and an atomic number of 27. A student wants to create a model
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I see in the news reports that when the lava hits the ocean there is a spray of HYDROCHLORIC ACID. I don't see any way HCl can
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I posted a response to your Ksp/K but I was late doing it. Hope you saw it.
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I have posted an answer for your question on acetone and ethanol (equimolar solutions) to equal 1000 mL. It's back on page 3 at
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I posted a response to your last two queries and now I can't find your original question nor my answers.
Did you get everything
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Your buffer problem has moved down quite a bit but I've responded to your last response with my own response.
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Regarding the FeO==> Fe(OH)3 problem below, take a look at the additional post. Here is the link.
http://www.jiskha.com/display.c
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I responded to your post(the one on ratio of +/- charges) that's way down the list (I think on page 2 or 3 by now). Here is a
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I posted a response to that potentiometric analysis problem but it's pretty far down the list. Let me know if you can't find it
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Since you are a biochemist please look at the post below by C. I tried answering the question but I really don't understand the
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Where are you getting all of this stuff?
What university/college? Where do the exercises(questions) come from? What sources to
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I named that compound as cis and it should be trans. The I atoms are on opposite sides and that's trans, not cis.
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I accidentally erased your post on the hydrolysis of various anions. The answer is
Kb(for the anion) = (Kw/Ka for the Ka for the
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I think you transposed the numbers for mass proton on your post yesterday which may be the reason you had trouble getting the
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I have a question my brother asked me but I need a math expert.
You have two interlocking circles and the radius of circle B goes
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I have taken care of the answer to the SO3 ==> SO2 + O2 equilibrium problem that we worked on last night about midnight. You
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I responded to that chocolate milk/ice problem. Here is a link to it.
http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1357962576#1357962576.
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I have removed your extraneous answers from the last four or five posts. Please do not respond if you don't know the answer. If
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I have done as asked and worked that Na2C2O4 + LaCl3 problem in some detail. I've posted it at the ogiginal site; here is a hot
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If you have that question about the N2O4/NO2 equilibrium I can help if you re-post. I can't find it. I think you posted it
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I'm sorry to take so long to get back. All of the C atoms are sp2 hybridized. There are no sp3 hybridized C atoms
Here is a link
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Here is the question you initially posted @ 10:22 last night (Sunday) with my responses. Here are the corrections I made. Check
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Posting the exact question more than once is superfluous and doesn't get an answer any faster. Miranda and another screen name
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Check below for the answer to your buffer question.
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Does anyone know details about quicken investment reports? My investment report suddenly won't work.
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Yvonne. Did you type all of the question about osmosis? correctly? I have struggled with it and something about it doesn't seem
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You have made a couple of uncalled for comments to a couple of questions. Your remarks are not only not necessary but they take
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solution is made by mixing 20.0 mL of toluene C6H5CH3d=0.867gmL with 150.0 mL of benzene C6H6d=0.874gmL.
Assuming that the
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Sorry, but I made two errors.
Monocalcium phosphate is monocalcium monohydrogen phosphate which is CaHPO4. The Ca is +2, H is +1,
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See the answer to the problem you posted about <sup>10</sup>E and <sup>11</sup>E. I unintentionally put the 10 and 11 as
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I would let #1 = x.
Then #2 = x+1 #3 = x+2 #4 = x+3 The problem says we want the sum of the first three. That will be x + (x + 1)
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distance = rate x time or
d = r*t car traveling 40 mi/hr goes 40 mi/hr x 1.5 hrs head start or 60 miles head start. Let t = time
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-856.7 kJ/mol is delta G<sub>f</sub><sup>o</sup>. Same book I used for you yesterday. Pretty good freshman text, huh? I think
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Breathing too much alcohol or too much HNO3 surely would not be very good but I doubt there would be a reaction that would
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Basically what color is yellow when they say "Yellow"?
<b>The titrations I have done are light yellow when approaching the end
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delta G reaction = delta G products - delta G reactants.
Hydrogen peroxide is used as a bleachin agent, a disinfectant and
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Do you know how to set up the ICE? That's what you need to do. If you know but are confused, tell us what you don't understand
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HCl is a strong acid and ionizes 100%.
NaOH is a strong base and ionizes 100%. We have no way of knowing the pH of HCl + H2O
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Yes, both are endothermic; however, the first one is between gases and the second one APPEARS to be (it isn't balanced with
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As I read it, the question provides you with a word description of the production of diesel fuel, gasoline, lighter gases such
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Kw = KaKb. With this equation you can convert any Ka to Kb and the reverse.
Codeine (Cod), a powerful and addictive painkiller,
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frozen carbon dioxide, CO2.
what is dry ice
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Sorry about that. I don't know why it did that? I will try to recap the two or three sentences I read. The oxygen molecules
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I hope you come around often. We need someone with a little organic background. Mine is TOO little (and too late!).
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It forms NH4Cl, ammonium chloride, which is soluble in the water.
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=trifluoroacetic+acid&spell=1
What would
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Think about this. Then let us know what you think and why! The answer should be obvious if you think about it.
A liquid in a
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Post your question. Perhaps we can help.
Is there anyone out there who understands Q5 of tma06 for s103? I don't understand a
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I think, by convention, most would consider the solvent as the major component and the others as solutes. Actually, however, it
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Look on your calculator. You know the definition of pH. It is pH=-log(H^+). Well, we have the same thing in pKa, pKb, pOH, pKw,
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Is that 6%/year simple interest? If so, then
$500 x 0.06 = $30 for one year. So for 90 days, $530 can't be correct. I would like
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Opinions are ok but anything with identifying information will be removed. In fact, why don't you retype your question and omit
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Look at the last response to your U-?? question. I wonder??
That is what my book said...so I really don't know.
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Count the electrons. HCN I see 10.
NCCN I see 18. What noble gas has an atomic number of 10? of 18? State the noble gas whose
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I don't think there is any benzene in Elmer's glue. In fact, I suspect finding something with benzene in it will be tough to do
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Everything is neutral. Touch a table, a chair, a desk, a tree, and you don't get a shock. Compounds are neutral. So Al2O3 must
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Al<sub>2</sub>Se<sub>3 (s)</sub> + H<sub>2</sub>O (sub>(l)</sub> ==> Al(OH)<sub>3 (s)</sub> + H<sub>2</sub>Se<sub>(g)</sub>
You
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You do it by finding Uuh in the periodic table and knowing that it will have chemical properties that are similar to those in
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The atomic numbers and masses must added up on both sides of the equation just as we must have the same number of atoms on each
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Look at gold. It has an atomic number of 79. Adding 1 proton would make it have 80 protons and that element (from the periodic
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Let's do 1 and 2 and go from there. I will get you started.
Take a 100 g sample. That means we have 19.9% C = 19.9 g C 46.7% N =
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3x-4 to y+15
is constant and y=3 when x=2 then when y=12, x equals? My answer was 13. Im not sure how to solve this question.
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Are most factors unity?
Is this True or false I'm thinkin true.. The actual size of a measurement multiplied by a conversion
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delta T = ik<sub>f</sub>m
delta T is the amount f.p. is lowered. i is the number of particles; i.e., Na<sub>3</sub>PO<sub>4</sub>
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L=length
w=width ============ eqn 1 is 2L + 2w = 28 eqn 2 is w= (1/2)L+2 =========== solve for L and w. Post your work if you get
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762 + vp ethanol = total pressure.
Dalton's Law of partial pressures. The total pressure in a flask containing air and ethanol at
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What I wrote is the balanced ionic equation. The ++ are written as exponents and could be written as we usually do it as
Cu^+2 +
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Those are the two COMMON oxidation states.
What are the charges of the two ions of copper? +1 and +2. Copper(I) and copper(II).
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This may help a little. Although this may appear to be all about temperature, read thourough it and note that temperature
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Try MgBr2 and I expect you can balance it.
i got a balancing equation problem i gotta get this to balance Mg(OH)2+ HBr --> MgBr +
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(aq) means the solution is dissolved in water used as a solvent. (l) means the COMPOUND (not element, usually) is a pure liquid.
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1. Should be 8a<sup>15</sup> but I think that is just a typo because the * and 8 are on the same key of the keyboard.
2-4 look ok
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Was the five part unknown question for compounds A through E yours? If so, did you get it answered ok?
no it was not mine! can
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When 2.5g of NaOH were dissolved in 49.0g water in a calorimeter at 24.0 C, the temperature of the solution went up to 37.1 C.
a.
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You give up too easily.
How? I posted how to get the answer below at the original question. OK but I replied... As did I.
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Its been a long time since I did this but I believe you pick the longest chain. If there are double and triple bonds involved,
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x=12 so x is positive.
is this equation negative or postive? 2x=3x-12
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CoCl2 is a compound that is blue when it is dehydrated and pink when in its hydrated form. I have seen a solution of CoCl2 used
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No question was posted. Try again.
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One way is to collect rain. Another way is to erect cone shaped metal objects on which water will condense at night and run into
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Looks like parade to me.
what is this word here are the letter dapear http://www.ssynth.co.uk/~/anagram.html That is an easy to
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As an interested bystander, let me add just one bit to the replies and counter responses. It IS NOT correct Internet behaviour
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Go to www.webelements.com and click on neon (element # 10). You can read all about both physical and chemical properties of
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17.5 lbs x 20 min/lb = ??min
Notice how the unit we don't want (lbs) cancel leving the unit we want (time in min). A turkey is to
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What do you think it does to the surface tension?
why does adding soap to water reduce waters cohessiveness?
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Responded to the original post and follow up at original site. If you have trouble finding it I can come back and paste the
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I am assuming this is a 1,000g mixture.
42% H3BO3 = 420g H3BO3/(420g H3BO3+580g H2O)= 0.42 by mass. 420g H3BO3/(420g H3BO3+580g
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Does anyone know where I can get a free MSDS sheet WITHOUT giving my complete biography? I don't mind an email address and even
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Tough pH question #2 answered on page 2 a/o midnight CDT. It will continue to move as time marches. I hope you see the post.
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