Recent content by Dr Uma Sharma

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    Understanding REDOX: How Do Mn, Fe, and NH4 Oxidize in Water?

    It is actually based on reduction/oxidation potentials of these metals which also depends on their hydration enthalpy.
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    How would I find the volume of the solution?

    I think x is the mass of the hydrate and you need to calculate first the number of moles to work out the volume.
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    Standard corrections to GFE for uni and bi molecular rxns

    How can you predict the sign of delta G only by counting moles on the reactant side and product side?
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    Is there any chemical reaction with 0 time?

    You can talk about instantaneous reactions but still time is needed may be very very small faction of it.
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    Question about the viability of a chemical reaction

    It is the overall stability of all species on the product side which will determine the spontaneity of the reaction.Ions or charged particles are always dominating species so their stability factor will matter most.
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    How to Convert Mass Fraction to Mole Fraction Using CO2?

    You can try using an example like CO2 Check mass fraction of C with total mass in one mole of CO2 and then check moles of carbon in total moles of the elements in one mole of CO2.
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    What is the Standard Reduction Potential for 2CO2 + 2e- <-> (C2O4)^2-?

    2CO2 + 2H+ + 2e- = H2C24 (electrode potential is -0.49V)
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    Ksp and Q precipitate, Why does volume of water matter

    what is Ksp of AgCl ? it is the ionic product of [Ag+ ] and [Cl-] .These are the concentration of ions in solution and solution means solute (AgCl) and solvent( water here).It is not that AgCl is completely insoluble, its very low Ksp indicates that it is very less soluble.It means volume of...
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    Methane mixed with air at 16:1 by mass

    It is clearly written that it is methane mixed with air (1 atm is an indication of air) so it is 16 parts by mass of methane and one part by mass air (at 1 atm and 298K). Use information that density of air is 1.2754 g./L (at 298K )to calculate the mass of each component of gas with its...
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    Determining the rate law from experimental data

    you take any ratio ...answer should be same If you take R1/R3 then [A] is canceled and if you do R3 and R1 then plug in the conc of A with raise to power of its order .. it should give us the same answer ...
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    Organic Chemistry Recrystallization

    A solvent should also not react with the compounds ... Alcohols react with acids to form esters ...that can also be one of the reason.
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    Creating Esters: What Must Be Done Before Use?

    Esters have very high tendency to react with water and go for the reverse reaction ...so when preparing esters you must have some method to keep removing water so that you can get more ester as product.
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    How do you know the order of ligands?

    As IUPAC Rule First is always Cation and then anion In your example cation is a complex and anion is Cl- triammineaquadihydroxochromium(III) ...Now here first write the Transition metal (Cr) ,then anionic ligand (2OH-) and then neutral ligand alphabetically (first H2O and then NH3 ) a So The...
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    [Kinetics] Using Rate as a Conversion Factor

    some how I thought it as a typo error on this forum ...I thought you are asking why they did not use per day in the unit.
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    Why is hybridization important in chemical bonding?

    We have different theories to explain how elements reacting to form molecules ..means about chemical bonding ... very first is based on octet rule ...second is based on VSEPR ...which helps in understanding many things about shapes, angles etc. more sophisticated theories are Valence bond...
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