The solids are soluble in water if we increase the temperature solubility is also increase. This is also happening in case of NH4Cl.
Generally the solubility of NH4Cl is 38~39 % at room temperature.if we increase the temperature to 40℃, the solubility increase to 45% that is 450 g/L at 40℃. And if we increase the temperature again ,solubility increase. So, solubility pattern is perfect fit in case of NH4Cl.
3. (pts) We know that most solids are more soluble in warm water than in cold water. Does the solubility of NHCl fi...
Experience teaches us that most solids are more soluble in warm water than in cold water. Does the solid utility of Mg(OH)_2 fit this pattern? Briefly explain. Cobalt chloride is used in many weather-forecasting devices. Based on your observations in the laboratory, explain how an alcohol solution of CoCl_2 could be used to predict rain. A student is studying the equilibrium described by the net ionic equation shown in Equation 18. [Cu(H_2O)_6]^2+ (aq, blue) + 4 Br^-(aq) CuBr_4^2+(aq, green) +...
Post-Laboratory Questions (Use the spaces provided for the answers and additional paper if necessary.) mari 1. Experience teaches us that most solids are more soluble in warm water than in cold water. Does the solubility of Mg(OH)2 fit this pattern? Briefly explain.
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Question 5 6 pts Compare the solubility of these compounds in water and provide evidence (1-3 sentences) which one is the most soluble. NH b) c) N HTML Editor
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3. Using the solubility graph provided, predict which salt is most soluble at 75 degrees in water 160 140 N&CIO, NaNO, 130 00 KNO 60 K,CrO. NH,C 401 Ka 20 KCO, KMaO. 20 30 40 50 60 70 0 90 100 KOo. 10 Temperature in degrees C ON HN angos pgngos snounluue
3. Using the solubility graph provided, predict which salt is most soluble at 75 degrees in water 160 140 N&CIO, NaNO, 130 00 KNO 60 K,CrO. NH,C...
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