answers upside down at bottom* I just don't know how they got it
answers upside down at bottom* I just don't know how they got it 133 g of...
hi i know the answer i just need an in depth explanation on how to do this question including formulas, formula changes, proper vocabular etc, anyhing that is relevant to this question inncluding ice charts, etc please make sure this explanation is simple and not too complex to understand, thank you, the question is: A solution was made by dissolving 0.837 g Ba(OH)2 in 100 mL final volume. If Ba(OH)2 is fully broken up into its ions, what is the...
I already know the answer to part B, i just need help figuring out how to do part C, please show me the steps.(: Part B. What is the pH of the solution prepared by allowing 3.65 g of Na2O to react with 450.0 mL of water? Assume that there is no volume change answer :13.418 Part C,How many milliliters of 0.0100 M HCl are needed to neutralize the NaOH solution prepared in the part B?
Hello! please help me! need to know the answers to see If I’m
right before i turn this in :)
Download the graphing paper posted on Moodle under COURSE MATERIALS/Handouts. Plots utilizing free-hand sketched and/or not-to-scale axes will not be graded. Period. Consider a titration of a 25.00 mL propionic acid solution [KCH COOH) = 1.3x10-1 with 0.1093 M solution of sodium hydroxide. The volume of 23.56 mL of NaOH(aq) solution was needed to reach the equivalence point. Calculate (SHOW...
Please help. I got the graph for part 2. Don't know anything help.
Please help with conclusion too
Part and weak acids, 2: 1. Graph your data for the titration of acetic acid and sodium hydroxide. 2. The midpoint of the steepest increase in pH isthe equivalence use the equivalence point on your graph to estimate pKa and Ka for acetic acid. 3. Buffer capacity has a rather loose definition, yet it is an important property of buffers. A commonly...
I need to know if I calculated the acetate buffer correctly
& how to calculate the change in pH when HCl is added...
The following should be attached to this worksheet: 2 plots of volume vs. pH data. Data sheet stapled to back of DRA. 1. Calculate the pH of the acetate buffer. Show the calculation below. Calculation: Ho t t 419 [Cathoz ot pH= pkatlog HGH sos] Œ pH=4.745 + log NAH ** = 4.65 (0.2 m m 2....
I know that the answers are: 1)ph=10.88, 2a) 10.71, 5.08, 0.79
but I'm having problems with figuring out the work for question
two
Thank you
A buffer solution is prepared by taking 72.3 g CH3NH3Cl and 315 mL of 5.85 MCH3NH2 and diluting to a final volume of 500.0 mL. Determine the pH of the buffer solution. zeexagPH1O .88 2) 50.0 ml of the buffer prepared in problem 1 above is titrated with 3.86 M HCI. a) Determine the pH...
please heeelp me compute the concentration mass solute/100 g H2O
and mole fraction please. i don't know how to do it. thank
you
A. Determination of Solubility Above Ambient Temperature Temperature 24°C Mass of apparatus 117. 33 g Mass of apparatus with oxalic acid dehydrate 123.33 Mass of oxalic acid dihydrate used 6 g Mole fraction Crystal formation Temperature (°C) Concentration mass solute/100 H2O Total Volume (mL) 10 ml S m mu 480 45°C 417°C 10 ml 24° C B....
How do you do these problems? I got all of them wrong and
don't understand why.
- 10. Which of the changes will increase the value of K, for the reaction? 2 SO2(g) + O2(g) - 2 SO3(g) AH = -200 kJ/mol A. Lowering the temperature B. Increasing the pressure (CCAdding 02 D. Removing SO, 3. Which reaction describes why the pH is not 7 for the dissolution of NaNO2 in water? ADNa+ + 2 H2O = NaOH + H2O*...
Heroin (Mw = 369.42 g/mol) is weakly basic compound due to its tertiary amine group. The pKa of its conjugate acid form is 7.95. Six grams of a street drug containing heroin and calcium phosphate as the only components was shaken with 60 mL of chloroform. The chloroform was carefully decanted and evaporated to yield 738.84 mg of white solid, which was then dissolved in 300 mL of 6 mM HCl in water. This aqueous solution was divided into three...
i am having trouble determining the calculations for table 3.
Can you please show me how to do the calculations? thank you!
Mass Formula Weight Amount Needed Amount NeededWeighed Chemical Ingredient Formula(g/mol) CO3 03 349 13.2 4 oz. Baking Soda Epsom Salt 2 oz. blo Corn Starch 2 oz. slo v Citric Acid 2 oz. Dried Flower Petals Least amount possible Witch Hazel Soap Colorant 4-6 drops 4-6 drops Essential Oil 119 Coconut Oill 17 g Solution pH Bath Bomb...