4 Answered Questions for the topic Chemistry 101

Chemistry 101

09/13/19

Calculate the amount of CO2 (in grams) that could be produced from 76 g of C3H8?
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Chemistry 101

09/13/19

Calculate the amount of CO2 (in moles) that could be obtained from 5 moles of propane gas that burns in excess oxygen
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Chemistry 101

07/14/16

finding enthalpy, molar enthalpy of vaporization, standard enthalpy of silicon tetrachloride, standard state of reaction
Gallium    e) After the spoon has melted, the puddle of liquid Gallium at the bottom of the coffee cup will continue to absorb energy until the Gallium and coffee reach thermal... more
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Chemistry 101

07/14/16

finding energy required to warm to melting point, temperature once it has reached its melting point, and how much energy is required to melt after its reached i
Gallium, Ga: 69.723 g/moleSolid specific heat, Csolid 0.371 J/g CEnthalpy of Fusion, 80.2 J/gmelting point temperature, Tmelt 29.76 CLiquid specific heat, Cliquid 0.371 J/g CSuppose you cast 20.0 g... more
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