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Normally I'm pretty good at these but this one confuses me because of the () any help would be appreciated: Redox Mg(NO3)2+2NaOH-->Mh(OH)2+NaNO3
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The reaction unbalanced reaction is: KMnO4 + NH3 ---> KNO3 + MnO2 + KOH + H2O every time I balance it using the half equation method I get: 3(NH3) + 8 (KMnO4) ---> 3 (KNO3) + 8 (MnO2) + 5 (K+) + 7 (OH-) + 4 (H2O) That is incorrect however, I am ...
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Too difficult..
This will never appear on the dat.
I need to solve for the letters in bold in the attached image - but I wouldn't know where to begin. Can someone help please? i.e. A= B= C= ...
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Take the coefficients you get to your equation accordingly to the number of atoms.
Or connects.
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I need to build voltaic cell with maximum power output. I am using Mg2+, Cu2+ in my redox reactions. According to Nernst equation, the cell voltage E will be: E = 2.71 + 0.0296 * log( [Cu2+]/[Mg2+] ) But based no this, I can make the ratio [Cu2...
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The Nernst equation gives the voltage.
It *is* the open circuit voltage.
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I am attempting to balance an equation and am having no luck. Could you help please? Chromium Oxide added to Potassium Hydroxide to obtain the salt. My attempt: CrO3 + KOH = Cr(OH)3 + K2O Thanks Sandi
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Sandi There is no redox here, so if you start with chromium(VI) you will be left with chromium(VI an equation and am having no luck.
Could you help please.
Hi guys, I really need help with these 3 gen chem DAT DESTROYER problems out of the 130+ I've done so far in the book. For those of you who know what you are talking about, please help me out (and possibly others who might have the same questions)!! #...
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The full equation for a buffer is pH = pKa.
You can't change the K value so it remains constant .
My group messed this experiment up and now i have to get a good grade(i receive 50% on all of my labs!). I would highly appreciate your input. Our teacher gave us a procedure sheet, which we "accurate followed" This is what we did:(If this is not enough...
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For a balanced chemical reaction; aA + bB ↔ cC + dD, where the values: a, b, c, and d are any set of stoichiometric coefficients which balances the chemical equation, ∆G = RTln(Q/K). ∆G is the reaction Gibbs free energy change per: c moles...
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On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:30:20 -0700 (PDT), Angelo <patrik56@libero.it As you apparently don't raise any question, I suppose you wanted (sort of) to submit the following, seeking a confirmation/refutation of what you were saying in your post .
Bonjour à tous, Je travaille sur un article scientifique portant sur une étude menée par voltampérométrie cyclique, et quelque chose dans cet article me chiffonne. En effet, l'article, au cours de l'étude, pour caractériser certains complexes, mentionne...
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Les équations utiles: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randles-Sevcik_equation s'il n'y.
Balayage élevée).
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Write a balanced....
Balanced on stoichiometry of balanced redox, 0.1x mol of Fe2+ requires.
equation : Al ---> Al(3+) + 3e- Combine the two half-equations to get the balanced redox equation solution = 3.6372x10^-4 mol.
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