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Percentage calculation of chromium compound
Homework Statement 20g of Cr2(SO4)3 was used to make up an 800 ml batch of tanning liquor. When the tanning process was complete, a 10ml sample was taken and the chromium remaining in the sample was determined. The chromium in the sample was oxidised to dichromate and then titrated with a...- Paulo2014
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Titration Calc: 0.01M NaOH & 10mL Ethanoic Acid pH
Lol thanks man. The next part of the question says: A second titration is carried out in which 0.01 mol L NaOH is titrated with 10ml of 0.200 mol L HOBr, a weak acid with a pKa of 8.69. Calculate the initial pH and the pH at the eqivilence point.- Paulo2014
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Titration Calc: 0.01M NaOH & 10mL Ethanoic Acid pH
A titration in which 0.01 mol L NaOH is added to 10ml of ethanoic acid is carried out. find the pH at the equvilence point- Paulo2014
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Why Do CH3OH, CH3Cl, and CH3Br Have Different Boiling Points?
The boiling points of three compounds are: CH3OH, 65C; CH3Cl, –24C; CH3Br, 4C Discuss the relative strengths of the intermolecular forces in liquid samples of these three compounds. what should I include in my discussion?- Paulo2014
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- Chemistry Physical Physical chemistry
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Undergrad Optimizing Kiwifruit Packing: Shedz's Daily Tray Requirements and Cost Analysis
I'm stuck... Shedz processes two varieties of kiwifruit – green and gold. Constraints on daily packing are as follows: • At most, 2 000 trays can be packed in total. • At most, 1 200 trays of green can be packed. • A minimum of 200 trays of gold need to be packed. • The ratio of the...- Paulo2014
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Career Options for Students with Interest in Math & Science
Hi I am unsure what I want to do for a career but I really enjoy calculus, statistics, chemistry, biology and physics. Does anyone have any suggestions?- Paulo2014
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Solve Tide Depth Model with Trig Functions: A, B, C, and D Variables Explained
Homework Statement The depth, d, of the tide in a bay is modeled by the formula d=A+Bcos(Ct+D) where A,B,C and D are constants, d is measured in metres and t in hours. The time between successive high tides is 14 hours. The maximum depth of the tide in the bay is 5 m and the minimum depth...- Paulo2014
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What are the uses and notations for Complex Numbers in polar form?
What is the difference between Complex Numbers in polar form as opposed to rectangular form?- Paulo2014
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- Complex Complex numbers Form Numbers Polar Polar form
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Range of k for Non-Real Roots: Solve x2 + (k - 2) x + (k + 3)
Homework Statement Find the range of values of k for which the roots of the equation are not real. Homework Equations y = x2 + (k - 2) x + (k + 3) The Attempt at a Solution I have no idea...- Paulo2014
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Golgi Bodies: Muscle v Cheek Cells Why?
Why do muscle cells have more golgi bodies than, say, cheek cells?- Paulo2014
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- bodies Cells
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Statistical use of the normal distribution problems
Yes I have read the material. The answer I just got for question 13 was 429 grams. Is that correct?- Paulo2014
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Statistical use of the normal distribution problems
anyone?- Paulo2014
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Statistical use of the normal distribution problems
Hello This attachment is a practice paper I am doing. I know how to do everything except for questions 11, 12 and 13 so I would appreciate it if someone could please show me the process for working them out. thanks in advance.- Paulo2014
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- Distribution Normal Normal distribution Statistical
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Can You Solve This Math Riddle Involving Positive Numbers?
why would I need to multiply everything by 90x(x-3)? I understand about the 1/y- 1/x= 1/90 part but I don't understand anything else...- Paulo2014
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Can You Solve This Math Riddle Involving Positive Numbers?
I don't have a clue what to do next- Paulo2014
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