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In the second half of the experiment 3mL of hydrochloric acid and 30mL of barium chloride were reacted with a 0.7g sample of alum to get barium sulfate.
The question says based on the mass of barium sulfate (0.46g), calculate the mass of sulfate in your sample of alum.
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I found the moles of CO2 and I got 1.47. 85.4 L ethanol * .79 g/cm3 = 67.5g ethanol. 67.5/(12+12+5+16+1)= 1.47 moles ethanol. 1.47 moles C2H5OH *(2 moles C2H5OH/ 2 moles CO2) = 1.47 moles CO2. What do I use for the volume? do I use the volume of the bottle, the volume of the bottle minus the volume of the ethanol, or the volume occupied by the grape juice?
Sorry, I made a mistake. 85.4 mL = .0854 L. .0854 L * .79 g/cm3 = .0675g. .0675/46(MM of C2H5OH) = .0147 moles ethanol. .0147 moles ethanol = .0147 moles CO2.
I'm still not sure which volume to use though. would it be 825 mL, 825mL - 85.4 mL, or 712 mL?
Okay. I'll try both. 825mL - 712= 113. You have to convert mL to L in order to use the PV = nRT correct? if so,113mL=.113L P(.1130) = 1.47 moles CO2 * .0821 * 303 K
.1130P=36.57
P = 323.6 atm
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825-85.4 = 739.6 mL = .7396L
.7369P=1.47(.0821)(303)
.7369P=36.57
P=49.6atm
The first one was correct! I just used the incorrect number of sig figs. Thank you so much!
How exactly do you get pH from Ka?
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1. A force that makes the net force on an object zero.
2. It is equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.
3. An moving object in equilibrium continues at a constant velocity.
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2. It is equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.
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2) It applies to any two objects at any location.
3) the entire earth, located one earth radius away
4) 2.8 days
5) 200 N
6) 1.67 x 10^-9 N
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It is important to make sure the decimal point is in the correct spot because it will keep the numbers aligned; ones to ones, tenths to tenths, hundredths to hundredths, and so on. For example, 2.34+3.28 is 5.62 but without the decimal point, the sum would be 562. That's very confusing because the two numbers are nowhere close to each other. That's why making the decimal point in the correct spot is very important.
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