...the molar mass of this alkane using the ideal gas law. Remember that at standard temperature and pressure , T = 273 K and P = 1 atm. Convert 385 cm^3 to ...
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.../M)^0.5 You know the atomic mass of helium, you know the temperature at STP, substitute and solve for rms speed. An oxygen molecules is 8x the mass...
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... in water. If you are a few degrees from the standard temperature most everything changes a few parts per million, and a transition can make a much larger difference.
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... ..... where the subscript "d" refers to the dilute solution and "c", the concentrated. Solve for mLc to get the...
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... rather than degrees C. Second, make sure you know what standard temperature and pressure is. Finally, you need to know the specific heat of neon. This...
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... = k Where k is dependent upon the initial volume and pressure . If P = 1 atm. and V = 22.4 liters, then k =22.4liter...
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...the SI system, which is universally used by scientists and engineers throughout the world. If you are studying scince...
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First correct the pollection pressure for the vapor pressure of the water: ----------...
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... of F2 as you have K. Go to your periodic table and figure out how many moles of K you have, halve that, and then figure out...
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... ionised gas. It seems unlikely that photons at temperatures around 300 K would have enough energy to ionise anything. Most common...
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