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Quantitative Titration - NaOH and HCl
Well, this is what I have so far : mass of acid = 0.7g average volume used for titration= 0.0295L nNaOH= cv =(0.095M)(0.0295L) [ the 0.095M is calculated by the way] =2.8x10-3 mol of base reacting with 0.7g of acid After this.. I used a ratio to solve for the...- fishfish
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Quantitative Titration - NaOH and HCl
Hi, I'm back again, sorry to be such a bother.. But I was wondering if it were possible to find the molar mass of the unknown salt (as our teacher instructed us to do) just from the given information. Since there's no concentration of the solid, how would it be possible to find the molar mass of...- fishfish
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Quantitative Titration - NaOH and HCl
Wait, since it's not accurate enough, then I assume that I can't follow through with Nickdk's solution then?- fishfish
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Quantitative Titration - NaOH and HCl
Oh really? Haha, I thought it was asking for something more difficult! Thank you :biggrin:- fishfish
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Quantitative Titration - NaOH and HCl
Homework Statement Hi, So I have this lab in which we had to titrate HCl with NaOH (of an unknown molarity) So here's the lab.. I decided to scan it because I'm not a good explainer at all, heh. The molarity of the HCl is 0.15M by the way What I was wondering is how to...- fishfish
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- Hcl Quantitative Titration
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Cannon and coefficient of friction between ground
Would I use the formula v12 = v22 - 1/2ad? Am I using the wrong formula..? Because I seem to get this massive number as the acceleration..- fishfish
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Understanding Equilibrium Titration Lab: Calculations and Solutions
Alrighty, I'll do that then :) Thanks so much!- fishfish
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Understanding Equilibrium Titration Lab: Calculations and Solutions
Then what value should I take?- fishfish
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Understanding Equilibrium Titration Lab: Calculations and Solutions
Haha, except now my values for Ag+ at eqilibrium are negative because we overtitrated the solution with excess KSCN... I guess I'll be taking the absolute value?- fishfish
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Understanding Equilibrium Titration Lab: Calculations and Solutions
OH! Now I see! Thanks ! :D- fishfish
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Understanding Equilibrium Titration Lab: Calculations and Solutions
So for the concentration of Ag+, I'm assuming that it's the number of moles of Ag+ (0.0013mol) divided by the ENTIRE volume of the solution? Which is 0.05L of Ag + 0.05L of Fe + 0.013L of SCN ?- fishfish
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Understanding Equilibrium Titration Lab: Calculations and Solutions
Homework Statement Well we have this lab on equilibrium using titration. I found the lab here http://wikieducator.org/Chemistry/Equilibrium_Titration" So I'm kinda stuck on number 3c, where it asks what is the starting concentration of Fe3+. I don't know if I did number 3b right...- fishfish
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- Equilibrium Titration
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Cannon and coefficient of friction between ground
Wouldn't the initial velocity of the cannon be zero though since both the ball and the cannon start off at rest? If I were to find the v2 of the cannon though, how would I proceed with the rest of the solution?- fishfish
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Cannon and coefficient of friction between ground
Homework Statement A 3000kg cannon fires a 14 kg shell horizontally with a muzzle velocity of 450m/s. The cannon recoils for a distance of 2.5m before coming to a stop. What is the coefficient of friction between the cannon and the ground that it rests upon? mcannon= 3000kg mball=14kg...- fishfish
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- Cannon Coefficient Coefficient of friction Friction Ground
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Can You Have a s2p3 Orbital or sp5d Hybridization in Molecules?
When mixing orbitals, is it possible to have a s2p3 orbital ( or anything along the lines of having a s2shell)? Also, are any combinations of hybridization orbitals possbile? For example. BrF2+, would the hybrid orbital used be sp5d or something different?- fishfish
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- Hybridization Orbitals
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