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Yeah.. thought so. I guess for all reciprocal functions, there will always be a vertical asymptote.

Is it possible to have the reciprocal of a cubic function that does not have any vertical asymptotes?

Ok. Got it, thanks.

How may I solve for the normal of a direction vector? If, for example, the direction vector is (1,2,-2), then what is its normal.

Okay, nevermind. 1.3x10^-5M is AgCl's molar solubility..

Why do we get Ksp=[x]*[2x]^2? (Ksp=[Ca][2F]^2 is from this.. misread wrong)

I attempted.. Ksp=1.8x10^-10 1.8x10^-10=[Ag][Cl] [Ag]=[Cl]=√1.8x10^-10 =1.3x10^-5M So I got the solubility for both elements.. do I just add since AgCl⇔Ag+Cl?

CaF2⇔Ca+2F. Many places state that Ksp=[Ca][2F]^2; Ksp=[x]*[2x]^2. I thought the coefficient go into Ksp equation as an exponent. So, Ksp=[Ca][F]^2. Can anyone explain which is correct, or why [2F]^2 (if that's the correct one)?

Homework Statement Calculate the solubility of silver chloride at 25℃. Ksp of silver chloride at 25℃=1.8x10^-10 Homework Equations AgCl⇔Ag+Cl (I believe) So, Ksp=[Ag][Cl] The Attempt at a Solution All I know is the Ksp of silver chloride at that temperature. I have no idea what to...

Oh hydrogen bonding significantly affects it.. much higher boiling point in ethanol than of methoxymethane.

So which will have a higher boiling point?

oh alright, thanks. so higher boiling point in ethanol.

Methoxymethane and ethanol are both single bonded compounds. Ethanol has OH on its own.. does it have higher or lower boiling point than methoxymethane?

In organic chemistry, What causes a compound to be more soluble than others? What causes a compound to have a higher boiling point than others? I think the more molecular mass a compound has, the higher boiling point. However, methoxymethane and ethanol both have the same molecular mass...

I believe the remaining alcohol increased 21 celsius. I just want to know if I determined the molar enthalpy of alcohol in the end.