1. Solve for the missing variable in the following circuit. R = 100 ohms I = 1.5 A V = ? 2. A chemist weighing 65.21 kg takes her NMR sample from the first floor to the third floor, which is 20 meters up, in 60 seconds. How much power has she generated? m' Mobility s. V 3. Based on its mobility on the figure beside which among these has Ion the biggest ion? Smaller ion? 36.30 x 10 Rb* K* 7.92 x 10 4. LINE NOTATION: Write the half reactions as well as the overall net 7.62 x 10 7.61 x 10-* 7.21 x 10 6.59 x 10- 6.42 x 10- 6.12 x 10 5.56 x 10- 5.19 x 10- 4.01 x 10 20.50 x 10 ionic equation La Ba Ag* Ca Cu | Cu2+ (aq, 0.0020 M) || Mg+(aq, 0.20 M) | Mg 5. LINE NOTATION: Write the half reactions as well as the overall net ionic equation Na Li HO Cu | Cu2+ (aq, 0.0050 M) || Ag+(aq, 0.50 M) | Ag

1. Solve for the missing variable in the following circuit. R = 100 ohms I = 1.5 A V = ? 2. A chemist weighing 65.21 kg takes her NMR sample from the first floor to the third floor, which is 20 meters up, in 60 seconds. How much power has she generated? m' Mobility s. V 3. Based on its mobility on the figure beside which among these has Ion the biggest ion? Smaller ion? 36.30 x 10 Rb* K* 7.92 x 10 4. LINE NOTATION: Write the half reactions as well as the overall net 7.62 x 10 7.61 x 10-* 7.21 x 10 6.59 x 10- 6.42 x 10- 6.12 x 10 5.56 x 10- 5.19 x 10- 4.01 x 10 20.50 x 10 ionic equation La Ba Ag* Ca Cu | Cu2+ (aq, 0.0020 M) || Mg+(aq, 0.20 M) | Mg 5. LINE NOTATION: Write the half reactions as well as the overall net ionic equation Na Li HO Cu | Cu2+ (aq, 0.0050 M) || Ag+(aq, 0.50 M) | Ag

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