5. Winter is here! With winter comes the danger of ice on roads. While this isn't a huge problem in Seattle,it is a very big problem in other cities. To make roads safer for travel many cities use de-icing agents toreduce the freezing point of water and prevent the accumulation of ice. When choosing a de-icing agentcities need to weigh the effectiveness of lowering the freezing point of water with the environmentalimpacts to water ways and plants. Increasing the concentration of chloride ions can kill the plants nearroads, increase the corrosiveness of a city's water supply, and is toxic to some aquatic life. It can evenhurt dog's paws when used on sidewalks.Your task is to help Cincinnati, OH decide which de-icer to use in 2021 on its city streets. The city istrying to decide between using 38% m/v aqueous solution of calcium chloride, CaCl2, and a 25% m/vaqueous solution of calcium magnesium acetate, CaMg(C2H3O2)4. The cities first priority is keeping theroads safe to drive on by clearing the ice. But the city residents are also demanding that the city try toprotect plants and waterways by using a salt without chloride ions. Use the information below to decidewhich de-icer the city should use in 2021. You answer should be given as a paragraph using claim-evidence-reasoning (CER), or a similar, format. Be sure to show all work for any calculationsperformed.Cincinnati's WeatherCincinnati's Average Winter Low Temperature = -4°CCincinnati's Lowest Winter Temperatures in the past 10 years:%3D5 of the 10 years the lowest temperature was within a range of -22°C and -24°C.The other 5 years the lowest temperature was within a range of -12°C and -18°C.2021 is predicted to be a warmer than normal winter for Cincinnati.Chemical InformationNormalCompoundMolar MassDensityKFFreezing PointH2018.015 g/moleassume 1.000 g/mL1.86 °C/m0.0°CCaCl2110.98 g/mole2.150 g/mLNANACaMg(C2H3O2)4300.56 g/mole0.641 g/mLNANA

protect plants and waterways by using a salt without chloride ions. Use the information below to decide which de-icer the city should use in 2021. You answer should be given as a paragraph using claim- evidence-reasoning (CER), or a similar, format. Be sure to show all work for any calculations performed. Cincinnati's Weather

protect plants and waterways by using a salt without chloride ions. Use the information below to decide which de-icer the city should use in 2021. You answer should be given as a paragraph using claim- evidence-reasoning (CER), or a similar, format. Be sure to show all work for any calculations performed. Cincinnati's Weather

Principles of Modern Chemistry

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305079113

Author:David W. Oxtoby, H. Pat Gillis, Laurie J. Butler

Publisher:David W. Oxtoby, H. Pat Gillis, Laurie J. Butler

Chapter11: Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

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