Briefly explain the Sieverts’s law. Explain the factors affecting gas solubility in liquid metals and water. What is the difference between gas solubility in metals and water, explain the reason (both in solid and liquid state).
Briefly explain the Sieverts’s law. Explain the factors affecting gas solubility in liquid metals and water....
9. Henry's Law states that the quantity of a gas that will dissolve in a liquid is proportional to the partial pressure of the gas and its solubility coefficient (its physical or chemical attraction for water), at a given temperature a) Henry's Law: The volume of a gas (Vx) dissolved in a liter of water is Vx= (p3)*(SC) where pX is the partial pressure in atmospheres and SC is the solubility coefficient b) At one atmosphere and 37 degrees Celsius,...
12. Compare and contrast the solubility of a solid and a gas in a liquid solvent. What factors influence solubility? What similarities and differences are there between gas and solid solubilities? How do the solubilities function in KMT terms? 13. a) Calculate the frequency and energy of 1 mol of photons with wavelength equal to 5.34x10m which are emitted by a compound. b) To what temperature would this quantity of energy raise 627 mL of water initially at 11.5 C?...
Table 1 Factors Affecting Solubility le 1. Identity general trends. Exceptions do sometimes occur, we will leam about exceptions and the reasons behind them later. Condition Nonbonding Interaction (if applicable) Dipol-dipole polar solute/polar solvent Effect on Solubility The solute dissolves. nonpolar solute/nonpolar solvent polar soluto/nonpolar solvent nonpolar solute/polar solvent increasing the pressure of a gas over a liquid solvent increasing the temperature of a dissolving solid increasing the temperature of a dissolving gas Table 2 Measures of Solution Concentration Quantity...
Henry's Law states that the quantity of a gas that will dissolve in a liquid is proportional to the partial pressure of the gas and its solubility coefficient (its physical or chemical attraction for water), at a given temperature. Henry's Law: The volume of a gas (Vx) dissolved in a liter of water is Vx = (pX)*(SC), where pX is the partial pressure in atmospheres and SC is the solubility coefficient. a) At 1 atm and 37 degrees Celsius, the...
Question 1. Explain briefly () Factors affecting head losses in water pipe networks Question 2 Water is fully flowing into a 120 m long and 50 mm diameter horizontal Circular pipe at 42°C and an average flow velocity of 3.6 m/sec. ps 1008 kg/m' and Ruestion 4 Given that Waste Water is flowing uniformly and Half Fully into a 24 m diameter channel made from smoothly finished concrete. What is the minimum required channel bed slope in mm) to reach...
A clear liquid forms a layer when added to water.
would you expect it to be organic or inorganic.
Bonding Melting point Solubility in water Flammability ould you expect it to Q2 A white solid is soluble in water and is not flammable. Would you es organic or inorganic? Explain your reason. A clear liquid forms a layer when added to water. Would you expect it to be organ or inorganic? Explain your reason.
Define residence time and briefly explain why liquid-liquid separators residence time is larger than the gas-liquid separators.
1)-Briefly explain the role of the hydrochloric acid during the liquid-liquid extraction procedure. Draw the acid-base reaction between lidocaine freebase and hydronium chloride to help your discussion and circle the organic species that is more soluble in water. 2)- Briefly explain the role of the potassium hydroxide during the liquid-liquid extraction procedure. Draw the acid-base reaction between lidocaine hydrochloride and potassium hydroxide to help your discussion and circle the organic species that is would be more soluble in the organic...
1. Use Boyle’s law and the anatomy of a mammal to explain how inhalation and exhalation occurs. 2. What is the difference between external gills and internal gills? What are the advantages/disadvantages of each? 3. Structure determines function: what features are common in different respiratory organs, and how do these features help with gas exchange? 4. What challenges to gas exchange do aquatic animals face? Terrestrial? 5. What is a “countercurrent exchange system”? Explain its role in fish gills. 6.Amphibians...
QUESTION 13 The solubility of a gas in a liquid (water) decreases when the temperature: Increases. Decreases. QUESTION 14 Given the chemical equation for the auto ionization of water, select the correct product that should be in the blank space. H2O + H20 11 + OH- Оно* OH © H20