* 6. Please write the answers of 6-8 on one paper,and submit the photo.6. Two reactions will undergo at the sametemperature. If Ea2 > Ea1, Please analyze byArrhenius equation, which reaction would beaffected by temperature largely?7. Explain the reason why the solubility ofBaS04(s) in saline is greater than that in purewater, while the solubility of AgCl(s) in saline islower than in pure water.-8. Calculate the molliosmolarity (mOsM) of 0.9%NacI (MM. = 58.5g/mol) saline solution and 5%glucose (MM. = 180g/mol) solution at normalbody temperature (37°C). Note that the densityof them is 1.00 g-mL¯1.%3D%3D

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* 6. Please write the answers of 6-8 on one paper,
and submit the photo.
6. Two reactions will undergo at the same
temperature. If Ea2 > Ea1, Please analyze by
Arrhenius equation, which reaction would be
affected by temperature largely?
7. Explain the reason why the solubility of
BaS04(s) in saline is greater than that in pure
water, while the solubility of AgCl(s) in saline is
lower than in pure water.-
8. Calculate the molliosmolarity (mOsM) of 0.9%
NacI (MM. = 58.5g/mol) saline solution and 5%
glucose (MM. = 180g/mol) solution at normal
body temperature (37°C). Note that the density
of them is 1.00 g-mL¯1.
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