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- Compounds are a chemical combination of two or more of the same type of: Elements - Elements are ; grouped based on the Periodic table. they have in common. The properties is a chart that organizes the elements based on their atomic properties. square are unique because when the elements combine, they square their own properties .This results in the newly formed compound having square properties completely square from each of the forming elements. atom mummm new square different
- The compound CaCO_(3) has the name. calcium carbonate copper carboxylate copper sulfate calcium oxide
- Which chemical is the limiting reactant in the following reaction if 5.0 g Zn are heated with 2.4 g MoO_(3) 3Zn+2MoO_(3)arrow Mo_(2)O_(3)+3ZnO square
- 18 Figure 7 shows the displayed formulae equation for the reaction of nitrogen with hydrogen. Figure 7 [ mathrm(N) equiv mathrm(N)+mathrm(SH)-mathrm(H) longrightarrow 2 mathrm(H)-mathrm(N)-mathrm(H) ] H In the reaction the energy released forming new bonds is 93 mathrm(kJimol) greater than the energy needed to break existing bonds. Table 3 shows bond energies. Table 3 Bond & mathrm(N)=mathrm(N) & mathrm(H)-mathrm(H) & mathrm(N)-mathrm(H) Bond energy in mathrm(kJ) / mathrm(mol) & 945 & mathrm(X) & 391 Bond & mathrm(N)=mathrm(N) & mathrm(H)-mathrm(H) & mathrm(N)-mathrm(H) Bond energy in mathrm(kJ) / mathrm(mol) & 945 & mathrm(X) & 391 0 longdiv ( 5 ) cdot 3 Calculate the bond energy mathrm(X) for the mathrm(H)-mathrm(H) bond. [5 marks] Use Figure 7 and Table 3. omega arrow
- Connie wa s m aking sodium chloride by adding an acid to an alkali. She followec the progre ss of th e reaction with a pH sensor.What else could she have used to detect when the rea ction was te?