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    What is the Percentage by Mass of CH4 in the Mixture?

    Hm ok, I was just wondering if there was another method to solve this or if the question's answer was just wrong. Thanks for your confirmation :)
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    What is the Percentage by Mass of CH4 in the Mixture?

    Homework Statement When a 10.0g sample of a mixture of CH4 and C2H6 is burned in excess oxygen, exactly 525 KJ of heat is produced. What is the percentage by mass of CH4 in the original mixture? Given: CH4(g) +2 O2(g) -> CO2(g) + 2 H2O(l) \DeltaH= -890.4 KJ C2H6(g) + \frac{7}{2} O2(g)...
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    Theoretical Yield, Molar Mass, and Percent Yield

    1) Simply use the molar masses provided by the periodic table to calculate the molar mass. So you'd take 40.00g (Ca) +2(35.45g Cl) + 4(1.01g H) + 2(16.00g) to find your molar mass. 2) Divide 2.97 g by the molar mass of CaCl2•2H20(aq) you got in 1). Using stoichiometry, CaCl2•2H20(aq) to...
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    Proving Logarithm Equations: 1/log3a + 1/log4a = 1/log12a

    Oh, wow. Sigh, I hate it when you take the wrong approach in proving Left Side equals Right Side. Thanks for the help! Can't believe it was so simple after your suggestion :).
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    Proving Logarithm Equations: 1/log3a + 1/log4a = 1/log12a

    Homework Statement Prove: 1/log3a + 1/log4a = 1/log12a Homework Equations ay=x Logarithms rules (addition, subtraction, power, etc.) logax=logbx/logba The Attempt at a SolutionLeft Side: 1/log3a + 1/log4a =log3a+log4a/log12a (via common denominator) The problem is how to add logarithms...
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    Calculating Time Interval for a Perfectly Elastic Collision in Curling Match

    Thanks tiny-tim :) Took me a long time because my physics teacher today added a portion for this question, that you also have to find the time interval for the second timer Rock B will hit Rock A (after B bounces off of C).
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    Calculating Time Interval for a Perfectly Elastic Collision in Curling Match

    Homework Statement Matthew and Amanda have challenged Trevor and Julie to a curling match, played with perfectly elastic rocks sliding on level frictionless ice. Three rocks are lined up all in a row (perfectly straight line). B is a junior rock and its mass is exactly half of A or C. B and C...
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