30.0g of N_(2)CSH_(2)Cl is mixed with a 1.00L.solution of 0.100MN_(2)CSH. If 0.200 mol of NaOH is added, what will be the final pH? N_(2)CSHKb=6.1^ast 10^-6
What variable determines which "R" value you use in your calculation? moles (n) pressure (P) volume (V) temperature (T)
If E^circ (red) of a given half-cell is more negative than E^circ (red) for a standard hydrogen electrode, the half-cell will: A & tend to oxidize. B & tend to reduce. C & be at equilibrium. D & Not enough information is given.
Pb_(3)PO_(4) has a molar solublity of 3.0^ast 10^-23 What is the molar solubility in a solution of 0.0230MNa_(3)PO_(4) Answer
A container has 9.0 ml of liquid X with a density of 1200kg/m^3 How much liquid Y with a density of 1400kg/m^3 should be added to the flask so that the density of the liquid mixture is 1280kg/m^3 3.5 ml 6.0 ml 6.4 ml 8.7 ml
Question 26 (2 points) Which of the following will cause the rate of a reaction to increase? Decreasing reactant concentration Removing a catalyst Decreasing the temperature None of the above will increase reaction rate
Find the pH of a 0.0153 M solution of hypochlorous acid. (The value of K_(a) for hypochlorous acid is 2.9times 10^-8 Express your answer using two decimal places. pH=square
What does SDS stand for? Safety Data Sheets Standard Systems Solutions Saturated Diluted System Super Dynamic Suds
What is the name for BaCl_(2) A. Barium chlorine B. Monobarium dichloride C. Barium dichloride D. Barium chloride
What is the chemical formula for copper(II)phosphate? Cu_(2)PO_(4) CuPO_(4) Cu(PO_(4))_(3) Cu_(3)(PO_(4))_(2)
22. When sugar is mixed with water equilibrium is reached when molecules of sugar stop moving the dissolved sugar molecules are evenly distributed throughout the
For which of the properties would aluminum have a greater value than gallium? 1. Atomic radius 2. Ionic radius 3. Electronegativity 4. Ionization energy
1A. Which of the following is most likely a significant cause of the general trend indicated by the graph? A. Reduction of ozone concentration in the upper atmosphere B. Reduction in size of polar ice caps C. Increase in energy output of the sun D. Increase in evaporation of ocean water E. Increase in consumption of fossil fuels 1B. Based on the results of the graph, which oceanic changes will be observed? A. pH will decrease, but the ocean will remain basic B. pH will increase and the ocean will become more basic C. pH will decrease and the ocean will become acidic D. pH will not significantly change 2A. When "strong," these dissociate completely in solution. A. Acid B. Base C. Both 2B. Is a proton-donor when dissolved in solution. A. Acid B. Base C. Both 2C. A solution with a pH greater than 7, up to 14. A. Acid B. Base C. Both 2D. A solution that contains more hydronium ions $(H3O+)$ than hydroxide ions $(OH-).$ A. Acid B. Base C. Both
Question 7 Match the definition with the correct term about the atom in relation to the periodic table. number of protons in the nucleus of an $\square $ atom [Choose] [Choose] total number of protons and neutrons in mass number the nucleus of an atom atomic mass atomic number $\square $ weighted, average mass of all isotopes of a naturally occurring element 1 pts
Properly identify the following ions (some answers will be used twice and some answers will not be used at all) magnesium $\square $ phosphate $\square $ ammonium $\square $ chloride $\square $ iron (III) $\square $ perchlorate $\square $
have gone into the field to take water samples from lakes in your town. note the following observations: Lake A contained many fish swimming in its waters. Lake B had very few fish swimming in its waters, and a few dead fish floating on the water. u return to your lab and take pH readings for each mple. Think about how acids and bases would affect the water quality in the two lakes. Which set of pH data would you expect to see based on your observations? Lake A: $pH=4.5$ Lake B: $pH=7.5$ Lake A: $pH=8.3$ Lake B: $pH=3.7$ Lake A: $pH=6.6$ Lake B: $pH=6.8$ Lake A: $pH=10.2$ Lake B: $pH=1.7$
A buffer consists of a weak acid and its conjugate hase in the same solution. Match the weak acid-conjugate base pairs that could be used to make a buffer. (Carvat does not show subscripts HCOOH $\square $ [Choose] $HC2H3O2$ $\square $ : HCN [Choose] H2O $NaCOOH$ $NaC2H3O2$ $NaOH$ $HCl$ $HaCN$ Question 9 aspts
${}_{2}^{4}He$ How many protons does He have? a b b C 2 d 6
Student B: At the beginning of the reaction the rate of the forward reaction was higher than the rate of the reverse reaction: ammonia and water were turning into ammonium hydroxide. But now, the rate of the reverse reaction is higher. Which student has the most accurate answer? Choose 1 answer: A Student A B Student B C Both students' answers are correct.
The number of atoms in a mole of something remains the same, but the mass of a mole depends on how many atoms you have the average atomic mass of the elements
