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    How Do You Calculate Gas Volumes and Masses in Chemical Reactions?

    Oh , sorry! I haven't read this before. I won't do it again. o:) Promise! Sorry, about this, all.
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    How Do You Solve This NH3 and H2O Chemical Equilibrium Problem?

    a. true b. true c. Kb = [NH4+]*[OH-]/[NH3], [NH4+] = [OH-], [H2O] doesn't goes in equation, because concentracion of water is constant, 55.555...mol/dm3 d. [NH4+] = [OH-]
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    Very simple inorganic chemical reaction HELP

    Hello. Can you please help me with this reaction? * KBr + NaOH --> ?* Put KBr in boilling solution of NaOH. What are the products?
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    How Do You Calculate Gas Volumes and Masses in Chemical Reactions?

    Second... Now, first you need to do is to write the equation: 2Mg + O2 --> 2MgO Now, you will need to turn 770 mmHg to pascales. This is the way: 760mmHg is 101325Pa that would meen that 770mmHg is 100010Pa. 80oC needs to be turned to kelvines. How? Look: T = t + 273.15K, that is...
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    How Do You Calculate Gas Volumes and Masses in Chemical Reactions?

    Understand? Full answer: 1) You need to use pV=nRT from this equation you know: p=1.5 atm Since, 1atm = 101325Pa, then 1.5atm would be 151987.5Pa R=8.314 Jmol-1K-1 T=290K You need to calculate number of moles (n) This is the way: C3H8 has a molecular mass of 44 (mass of carbon (12)...
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    Net Ionic Equations for Common Chemical Reactions: Examples and Solutions

    Reply Hi. 1. Correct! 2. Correct! 3. Ni2+ + S2- --> NiS(s) NiS is solid black substance. It doesn't dissolve in water. 4. PH3 + BCl3 --> PH3BCl3 PH3BCl3 is solid, PH3 and BCl3 are gasses.
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    Why are there exactly 11 dimensions?

    Can anyone explaine to me why there is exacly 11 dimensions :bugeye: , why not 13 or 7? I have searched a lot but I have not found it anywhere. Thanks, Stamba
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    Analytical methods of calcium in milk

    No you can't do in that way, beaucouse you also have magnesium ions in milk, they will also form Mg(OH)2, which is also insoluble in milk.If you plan to heat the milk, you will get nothing beaucouse many organic supstances will fall down as insoluble substances. As far as I know this is the...
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    Temprature of Potassium suproxide

    I ment in the other way: KO2 ----> K + O2 On what temperature it happens? Thanks.
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    Making Rust Quickly: 4 Methods I've Tried

    I think that you have to do is this: FeCl3 + 3NaOH -> Fe(OH)3 + 3NaCl Then just heat it up t Fe(OH)3 -----> Fe2O3 + H2O
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    Analytical methods of calcium in milk

    I think that you can determin it in this way In one beaker which volume is 250 cm3, put 50 cm3 of your sample. Add 5 cm3 of NaOH which has 2 mol/dm3 and on tip of a spoon indicator mureksid. You do titration with 0.025 mol/dm3 EDTA until color is changed from blue to violet-blue. You...
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    Temprature of Potassium suproxide

    Temperature of Potassium superoxide Hello, Does anyone know what are the temperatures of Potassium suproxide, potassium peroxide and potassium oxide on which they fall apart(oxigen goes away)? How can I make KO2 in some syntesis?
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    Why are protons positive. Why are electrons negative? Why do they attract?

    Proton is positive beaucouse the first subatomic particle that was discovered is positivly charged, and that particle was named proton. It name comes from latin word PROTOS which means the first and the most important. When other particles were discovered they were given names that suite them...
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    Does any one know where can I buy Potassium superoxide?

    Thanks Thank you. I will just check it out. Thanks again.
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    Does any one know where can I buy Potassium superoxide?

    Hello, Please help me. I need potassium superoxide for my experiments, but I have no place to buy it. I am from Yugoslavia and it seems that no one is shipping it. If you know anyplace please send on my mail: stamba@absolutok.net or answer here. Thanks.
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