Why don't you try to work the one(s) you don't understand here on PF. Perhaps we could then direct you to sources that would cover than information. If you really are clueless about most of the problems, perhaps it is too optimistic to ex...
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yes marks will be deducted if scientific notation is not followed as scientific notation has specific meaning .thus it is better to use scientific convention
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Hi! Yes, there are a couple of steps involved here:・ 1. First thing you need to do is write out your chemical equation. This is an acid-base equation, so ... ・ 2. Always in stoichiometry, I ask myself two questions. What do I have? and W...
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Which of the following is not involved in neutralizations? c. an acid and a base in an aqueous solution --Mixing an acid and a base in water would make the solution neutral only because it's an acid and a base-- The water is a by-product, ...
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1/ Polar solvent 2/ Ionic 3/ In a solid, the ions are not free to move. When molten or dissolved, the ions can move freely and impart conductivity. 4/ The positive side of the polar water molecules associates with the negative ions, and the...
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Ignore them hon'. Ok, here goes. To find the limiting reagent, you need to find out how many moles of ZnCO3 you have. You do that by dividing it by its molecular weight (add atomic weight of zinc to atomic weight of carbon to 3 times the at...
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