Salt Definition and 265 Threads

how does salt turned into an engine affect?

Is the combination of an positive sodium with a negative chlorine neutral ? If so, what attracts and holds together other sodiums and chlorines to make a grain of salt ?

I am interested in understanding and being able to calulate the rate of evaporation and the volume lose over time of the salt water. Surface area is 190 sf Depth 4' average air temp 75 deg. F Daylight hours 12 Average wind speed 5 mph Humidity 65%

Homework Statement In a lab in which many half-cells are constructed, one of which contains Zn2+, the original salt bridge solution is Potassium nitrate. Suppose we needed to change this solution to Zinc nitrate. What would be the effect on the observed cell potentials? Homework Equations...

Now that we've had another cooling incident / incidents, I'm curious how the Thorium fluoride reactor would have faired. I've read that continuous reprocessing of the salt would likely be part of the process. Does this imply that there would be less lag in the system should cooling become an...

drain problem? Homework Statement A tank has 1000 m3 of salt solution. The salt concentration is 10 kg/m3. At time zero, salt-free water starts to flow into the tank at a rate of 10 m3/min. Simultaneously salt solution flows out of the tank at 10 m3/min, so that the volume of the solution...

Sumitomo Corp and Kyoto University have jointly come up with a new sodium-based molten salt battery which is claimed to have twice the energy density of Lithium-ion batteries, at only 10% the material cost. They hope to bring it to market in 2015...

Homework Statement Calculate the concentration of water and table salt, when 250 grams of table salt NaCl is in 3 litres of liquid. Table salt has a molecular mass of 58,5 g/mol. Homework Equations Give the answer in two decimal precision The Attempt at a Solution What do they mean...

Can anyone help me with our investigative project in physics? This is just a very simple project. Our experiment is all about the effect of salt on the rate at which a glass thermometer measure a sudden change in the temperature of a solution. The thermometer will first be allowed to be at...

Homework Statement Solve problem 23 under the assumption that the solution is pumped out at a faster rate of 10 gal/min. When is the tank empty? 23. A large tank is filled to capacity with 500 gallons of pure water. Brine containing 2 pounds of salt per gallon is pumped into the tank at a...

What is the function of salt bridge in a daniell cell?Why KNO3 is used in salt bridge ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgAlxBEPEf4&NR=1&feature=fvwp The guy in the video says something like "the salts going to allow the ice to stay at its freezing point without melting." I've always thought that adding salt to ice/water mixture lowers the freezing point, and therefore melts the...

I am doing doing a science project for school and I didnt get the results i was expecting so I was wondering if somebody would help me :) I wanted to test whether salt water or fresh water would produce more hydroelectric voltage. I expected the salt water to produce more because it is heavier...

Homework Statement The problem can be found here: http://alex.fangsoft.net/math.pdf I have completed Task #2, it is Task #1 that I am very lost on. Our teacher has really thrown us head first into the water with this one, I am very unfamiliar with differential equations and their...

1. What is the saturated [Al3+] concentration at pH7 made by the addition of AlCl3 to distilled water? 2. AlCl3<-->Al3++3Cl- 3H2O<-->3H++3OH- Kw=1x10-14 Al3++3OH-<-->Al(OH)3 Ksp=3x10-34 3. I'm familiar with this type of problem, but not the way in which it's being asked. I...

Homework Statement What is the flux density of salt in a horizontal tube, 10cm in length, connecting seawater (salinity 30g/L) to a tank of freshwater (salinity ~0) assuming no advection occurs? Homework Equations J (g/m2s) = C (g/m3) x V (m/s) The Attempt at a Solution C = 30g/L *...

Ok so this is the question A tank contains 100 kg of salt and 2000 L of water. A solution of a concentration 0.025 kg of salt per liter enters a tank at the rate 5 L/min. The solution is mixed and drains from the tank at the same rate. A.What is the concentration of our solution in the...

When making Mohr's Salt (Ammonium Iron (II) Sulphate) how much water am I required to add OR how much of each solution must I use. Thanks Assuming it is equimolar, how much of each (Iron Sulfate and Ammonium Sulphate) Do i need

Hi all: I have been puzzled by a very simple experiment I did lately. I found there exists a temperature gradient in a cup of saturated salt water--the bottom is about 0.5 Celsius warmer than the top. That is after the solution has been left intact for more than 100 hours. There is no such...

there are a lot of natural preservatives. vinegar, alcohol, sugar, salt, oil. what is the best? Is there any predominant research about this topic?

Hello, I did an experiment to try and clean copper pennies with acids like lemon juice and vinegar. When they are dipped in only lemon juice, nothing happens. However, when you add salt, the effect is almost instantaneous. Why does adding salt to lemon juice (citric acid?) make it a much...

Does it matter which way I have the solutions? i.e. is this correct (in a reaction between iron and magnesium): Fe2+ | Fe || Mg | Mg 2+ Or is this correct: Fe | Fe2+ || Mg 2+ | Mg Or are they all correct, as long as I have them on the correct sides of the salt bridge?

Why does the salt melt the ice , and if i put a soda in a cooler then put ice on it and then put salt on it , it will start to melt the ice and then cool the soda faster then with just ice alone , is it correct to say that the melting of the ice requires heat , and it pulls the heat from the...

Homework Statement You put a tomato into a vessel of salty water - it floats. Now you pour olive oil into the same vessel. Which one of the following statements is true? a)Less of the tomato will be above the surface of the water. b) The tomato will stay at the same height. c) More of...

Ok so when I pass electricty through salt water the negative ions move from highly negative area to positive area causing a current? My question is why do the move? Let's say there was Sodium and Chloride ions in water. Can't the chloride ion give an electron to sodium and make the whole...

I've just about had it with these salt bridges. It's such an easy concept but there are too many questions about it. I understand that the salt bridge enables the flow of ions for the cathodes and anodes by neutralizing charges, but if you use a different salt bridge (Say zinc nitrate instead...

[FONT="Trebuchet MS"]I recently repaired a domestic water heater and had to replace the heater element that was heavily coated with hard water salts as well as the SS (Stainless Steel) tank had a large quantity of salt precipitate; the heater element has the option to have a magnesium rod/...

How does double salt reactions work? Let's say, Cu(NH4)2(SO4)2 + NaOH --> ?? OR maybe Cu(NH4)2(SO4)2 + BaCl2 --> ? Thanks.

Homework Statement A solution of NH_4F would be: a) acidic b) neutral c) basic The Attempt at a Solution I think the solution would be acidic because it is a salt made of a weak acid and a weak base. Since the Ka for HF is greater than the Kb for NH3, the Ka for NH4+ is greater than...

What effect does a DC magnetic field probe have when submerged in salt water ? i.e. There is not an electrode..just a plastic insulator with calcium ions pulsing through it giving off a magnetic pulse submerged in salt water. Sodium ions are paramagnetic, so would these be attracted to the...

There is a tank that contains 10,000 gallons of a weak salt solution. The salt concentration is 1300 parts per million. Now we start adding 130 gallons per minute of water and also remove 130 gallons per minute of salt solution. Thererore the salt solution concentration gradually decreases to...

Homework Statement I've attached the relevant pictures. The question is: Let X,Y be two containers. At t=0, container X has 100 lt. of water with 2 kg of salt in it and Y has 100 lt. of water with 6 kg of salt. On each t>0, the system transports water as the you can see in the picture...

Homework Statement I just wanted to ask why anhydrous salt is less soluble in water than hydrous salt especially in case of glauber's salt Thank you very much!

I am uncertain if alcohol react with acid ( not carboxylic acid ) will produce salt or ester.

Homework Statement Predict if the following salts are acidic, basic, neutral or undetermined. Homework Equations a. NaOCl b. NH4I c. Sr(ClO3)2 d. KCN The Attempt at a Solution A. NaClO = Na+ and ClO- So, if Na+ gives up a proton, that would turn it into Na... and...

A tank contains 4000L of pure water. Brine that contains 30g of salt per liter of water is pumped into the tank at a rate of 25L/min. Show that the concentration of salt after t minutes (in grams per liter) is C(t) = 30t/160+t What happens to the concentration as t --> infinity lim C(t)=...

This is probably the longest problem I've ever had. #12. Check my work, please. I'm a bit leery of the solution to the salt content, y(t), for Tank B simply because it seems quite complicated. The first part wasn't too bad, though...

Excellent - froot loops are now good for you (according to their makers) Worried that the government food health labelling is a bit of downer, "you can't eat this, you can't eat that" they have decided to launch their own positive labelling. “Froot Loops is an excellent source of many...

more rust in less salt?? As part of my chemistry experiments on corrosion, I am noticing that the steel nails are rusting more in solutions of 3.5g/L salt, than 35g/L salt. What could be some reasons to explain this?? I would have thought that the 35g/L solutions would have lead to more...

Is this real? http://www.metacafe.com/watch/416486/salt_sound_waves/ What's happening?

How much salt per quart does it take to raise the temperature of water to 325 degrees at 28 PSI? I am sorry to say I am not educated in physics but I do understand the more particles in the water the higher the boiling point. I am trying to plasticize animal horns in a pressure cooker with a...

why do chefs prefer kosher salt as apposed to iodized salt they say the iodized reacts with the food to make a funny taste but is this really true or make that big of a difference.

Homework Statement The mass of element Q found in 1.00 mole of each of four different compounds is 38.0 grams, 57.0 grams, 76.0 grams, and 114 grams, respectively. A possible atomic weight of Q is a) 12.7 b 19.0 c 27.5 d 38.0 A solution is known to contain an inorganic salt of one of...

Homework Statement Cu2+OH-, and Br- form a mixed salt formula Cux(OH)yBrz. In an experiment to determine the values of x, y, and z in the formula of this compound, .760 g CuBr2 (223.4 g/mol) was dissolved in water and reacted with 10.22 ml 0.555M NaOH. Assume that in this reaction, all of...

Salt industry What is the industry? What chemistry is involved? Process… What products come from this process/industry? Where do the products go? Who uses them? For what do people use them? Evaluate benefits of this industry on life and society How has this production benefited...

What is the color of solid silver phosphate? I don't have a reference book handy with me. Thanks.

Here's the link: http://www.popsci.com/scitech/article/2007-11/turning-water-fuel I find the idea interesting that the radio waves may assist in breaking the oxygen-hydrogen bonds of the water molecule. But, why should this effect only exist with salt water and not pure water? Salt water is...

When salt is added to a ice water solution it makes the ice melt at a colder temperture than zero degrees C. I'm told because it weakens the bonds that hold the ice together. Is the latent heat asorbed by the melting ice at the new lower temperture the same as if the salt was not added and...

I've run into a some advocates (assorted nuclear engineers and grad students it seems) for an unusual nuclear reactor design. It is a thermal-spectrum thorium breeder reactor. The fuel is liquid - it is a molten salt, containing the fluorides of both U-233 fuel and thorium, as well as lithium...

oceanic water obviously has a higher salt concentration and is more dense than fresh water. What specific conditions keep these two from mixing? On discovery, I see underwater caves where salty and fresh waters don't mix. What's behind this? Should we integrate their schools?