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osmotic pressure equation



Answer B



in mmol
100ml —> .1L * 0.1 = 0.01mol —→ 10mmol

just find kb= what


Ka=10^-9
-log(Ka)= 9 = pKa
14-9=5 = pKb
or



answer A






Passage A




Passage A



Answer B


Passage A




Answer: D



Just solve

an external power source (ex. battery) supplies an electric ucrrent to drive a nonspontaneous (G>0) redox reaction, which in turn converts electrical energy into chemical energy. (electrolytic or galvanic/voltaic cell)?
electrolytic
Cell potential equation
E cell= Ered (cathode)- Ered (anode)
involves a spontaneous (G<0) reaction that converts chemical into electrical energy (produces electric current) (electrolytic or galvanic/voltaic)
galvanic cell
Passage B



Passage B



Answer A
No, electrolytic is non-spontaneous, but the passage said its spontaneous (so its volcaic/galvanic)


Passage B


just state for the ions, which side it goes to…
NO3- goes to anode
K+ goes to cathode

anode
where oxidation occurs (loses electron)
cathode
where reduction occurs (gains electron)

1F= 1mol
0.61 F= 0.61 mol e-
0.61mol e- * (1mol Al(s)/3 mol e-) = 0.2mol Al(s)
Answer: 0.2mol *27= 5.4g Al (s)



More engative E means better anode because it would more likely to be oxidized
so zinc and magnesium







concentration of Ni2+ anode vs cathode, electron flows where?
The cation concentration is greater in the cathode because electrons flow from anode to cathode








Passage C




and why (based on the concentration of cation of cathode vs anode) Passage C


the barium nitrate half cell (cathode), because cathode Ba2+ is > Ba2+ anode



Passage C









Passage C






Passage C


anything that increases concentration of BaSO4 will do so
So 1 2 and 3 only is the answer
increase Ba2+ favors reverse reaction
increase So42- favors reverse
increase Ba2+ favors reverse
Na+ and Cl- are not common ions found in this reaction so it won’t decrease solubility

Henry’s Law
used to calulate how much of a specific gas dissolves in a liquid at given temp





Answer:D





Passage D


Passage D



Explain if they are bronsted lowry or lewis and acid or base

Use Passage D









fully dissolve, partially, or not dissolve?












A. decrease pH
B. increase pH
C. Adding ammonium bromide
D. Cooling solution
Answer: B









Answer B:








Answer: Cr 4+





Answer: A






Answer; A


Just solve


















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