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Table 8.7 (data)     HCI plug location 10   NH3 plug location 60   Deposit location 32   Table 8.8 (report)   HCI Mol. weight   NH3 Mol. weight   HCI Diff. distance   NH3 Diff. distance   Rate ratio (exp.)   Rate ratio (theor.)   https://youtu.be/23hobwUe7-M Lab video

THE QUESTION IS AT THE PICTURE... 2 QUESTIONS ONLY.. AND THE GIVEN PROBLEMS IS THE ONE I TYPED............. PLEASE TYPE YOUR ANSWER PLEASE....A. Concentration1. Place 3 mL each of 6N, 3N, & 1.5N hydrochloric acid in separate test tubes.2. Drop simultaneously equal lengths (about 1cm) of magnesium ribbon and note thetime it takes for the magnesium to dissolve in each use.B. Surface Area1. Weigh a small iron nail to the nearest hundredths of a gram and weigh an equalamount of iron fillings.2. Place them in a separate test tubes.3. Add simultaneously 3 mL of 3N hydrochloric acid and compare the rates of reaction.C. Temperature1. Place 5 mL each of 0.1N sodium thiosulfate solution into 5 test tubes.2. Place all five test tubes in the water bath and let it stand for 1 minute.3. Record the temperature of the water bath. Remove the first test tube from thewater bath and place it in the test tube rack.4. Add 1 mL of 0.1M sulfuric acid and stir with a glass rod. Record the time it takes…

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Volumetric pipettes are designed to deliver a very precise amount of liquid, but only if you O a. submerge the end of the pipette into the solution you are delivering. O b. allow the pipette to drain freely, and leave any residual solution in the pipette. C. use the bulb to blow out any residual liquid left in the pipette. O d. hold the pipette at a 45 degree angle and ensure that all the liquid is delivered.

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BALANCING EQUATION 3. _ MgF2 + _ Li2CO3 --> _ MgCO3 + _ LiF 4. _ Pb(OH)2 + _ HCl --> _ H2O + _ PbCl2 5. _ Na3PO4 + _ CaCl2 --> _ NaCl + _ Ca3(PO4)2 TYPEWRITTEN ONLY PLEASE FOR UPVOTE. DOWNVOTE FOR HANDWRITTEN.

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Desk Name Date Lahoratory Instructor Unknown nen, or letter REPORT SHEET EXPERIMENT Gravimetric Analysis 6. 5%. of a Chloride Salt Trial I Trial 2 Trial 3 O SS g 0.96 0.25 O.46 8 0-82 6.25 Mass of sample Mass of filter paper + AgCI O.87 0.25 Mass of filter paper Mass of AgCI Mass of Cl in original sample (show calculations) W 1. Percent chloride in original MPle (show calculations) Average percent chloride (show calculations) Standard deviation (show calculations) Relative standard deviation expressed as a percent (show calculations) Do any of your results differ from the mean by more than two standard deviations? Reported percent chloride Copyriglht C 2018 Pearson I duc atun, Inc

Why does the tanker crush? Step 1. Observe the giff of the tanker. Step 2. Identify the variables that may be involved and record on CER form in OneNote. Step 3. Make a Claim and add it to form in OneNote. Step 4: Support your claim with evidence (mathematical, diagrammatic, graphically, and texual (observations)). Step 5. Construct an argument on the phenomenon from the giff. (NOTI ou may copy the gill right into your notebook.) Tanker crush from Giffere

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Reacción precipitada   2. _____(NH4)2SO4 (ac) + _____ NiCl2 (ac) ---> _____NH4Cl ( ) + _____NiSO4 ( ).       Please type answer note write by hend.

Before proceeding to the analysis, the ____________ of the sample must be considered. a. size b. content c. dryness d. homogeneity

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THE QUESTION IS AT THE PICTURE... 2 QUESTIONS ONLY.. AND THE GIVEN PROBLEMS IS THE ONE I TYPED... example table is shown.. but im not sure if it is correct... disregard my answer if it is wrong... C. Temperature1. Place 5 mL each of 0.1N sodium thiosulfate solution into 5 test tubes.2. Place all five test tubes in the water bath and let it stand for 1 minute.3. Record the temperature of the water bath. Remove the first test tube from thewater bath and place it in the test tube rack.4. Add 1 mL of 0.1M sulfuric acid and stir with a glass rod. Record the time it takes forthe turbidity to appear.5. Increase the temperature of the water bath by about 10℃, as you remove the 2ndtest tube and do step 4.6. Do the same with the 3rd, 4th, and 5th test tubes with 10℃ rise in the temperature.

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A composite specimen has a dimensions with length (5 cm) and width (3 cm) and height (1 cm). Consist of (Al) as a matrix and (Al,O;) particles as a reinforcement. The volume fraction of (Al) matrix was (70 %). Calculate the mass of (Al) and (Al;O;) and the total mass. Note: Ps =3.077 g/cm³ Pm =2.69 g/cm³

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THE QUESTION IS AT THE PICTURE... 2 QUESTIONS ONLY.. AND THE GIVEN PROBLEMS IS THE ONE I TYPED........ATTACHED PHOTO IS MY ANSWER BUT PLEASE CORRECT ME IF I AM WRONGA. Concentration1. Place 3 mL each of 6N, 3N, & 1.5N hydrochloric acid in separate test tubes.2. Drop simultaneously equal lengths (about 1cm) of magnesium ribbon and note thetime it takes for the magnesium to dissolve in each use.B. Surface Area1. Weigh a small iron nail to the nearest hundredths of a gram and weigh an equalamount of iron fillings.2. Place them in a separate test tubes.3. Add simultaneously 3 mL of 3N hydrochloric acid and compare the rates of reaction.C. Temperature1. Place 5 mL each of 0.1N sodium thiosulfate solution into 5 test tubes.2. Place all five test tubes in the water bath and let it stand for 1 minute.3. Record the temperature of the water bath. Remove the first test tube from thewater bath and place it in the test tube rack.4. Add 1 mL of 0.1M sulfuric acid and stir with a glass rod.…

8. Pay attention to the lipbalm formula of aloe vera extract (Aloe vera.L): Glycerin 5% Cera flava 10% Nipagin 0.18% Lanolin 15% Oleum cacao ad 100% Aloe vera extract 10% The preservative in the formula is .... A. aloe vera extractB. cera flavaC. nipaginD. oleum cacao

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I just want the Calculation.   EXPERIMENT: ESTIMATION OF TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLID AND TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLID IN WATER SAMPLE (TSS) Aim: To determine the amount of Total suspended solid and Total Dissolved Solid in the given water sample. Apparatus & Chemicals: weighing balance, filter paper, heater, oven, glassware, distill water, Chemicals: unknown water samples   Theoretical Background: ….   Observation table for TSS: Sr no Sample Volume (ml) Weight of Filter paper and dry residue in (mg) [As] Weight of Filter paper in (mg) [Bs] 1 50 133 122 2 50 124 114   Observation table for TDS: Sr no Sample Volume (ml) Weight of Crucible and dry residue in (mg) [Ad] Weight of Crucible in (mg) [Bd] 1 50 7566 7506 2 50 8774 8710   Calculation: TSS in mg / lit or ppm = (As-Bs)*1000 / volume of sample in ml TDS in mg / lit or ppm = (Ad-Bd)*1000 / volume of sample in ml   Result & discussion: Precautions: References:

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A type of cast iron containing 3.1-4 wt% C and 1.7-3 wt% Si. *   a. Compact graphite   b. Malleable cast iron   c. Grey Cast iron   d. White cast iron

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A 10 N aqueous sulfuric acid solution (30 degree Tw) is made to react with a 55% aqueous NaOH solution (64 degree Be, heavier than water) to form 135 g of Na2SO4 per 100 mL NaOH solution. The volume ratio of the acid solution to the base solution is 2: 1. Find: a. the Limiting reactant; excess reactant b. % excess reactantc. Degree of completiond. % composition by weight of the materials after reaction