Whats the formula and molar mass of chromium (III) bicarbonate.

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

Cr(HCO3)3

Explanation:

Molar mass: 235.0466


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What are the 4 types of fire extinguishers are there

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What are the sum of all forces acting on the object called?

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That would be called the resultant force or net force.

What kind of change occurs when I’ve becomes liquid water

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Answer:

Its a physical

theres no chemical properties involved.

Explanation:

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_____________ can be described as the ‘skin’ on the surface of a liquid due to its cohesive forces.

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Answer:

surface tension

Explanation:

Surface tension




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How many orbitals does the n = 4 shell have?
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There are 16 orbitals in n = 4 shells

Answer:

16

Explanation:

A 3.90L sample of gas at STP is cooled to -55oC at 808mmHg. What is the new volume?

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Answer:

3.72L

Explanation:

Given parameters:

Initial volume V₁ = 3.9L

Condition  = STP

Final temperature T₂ = -550°C

Final pressure P₂  = 880mmHg

Unknown:

Final volume V₂  = ?

Solution.

At standard temperature and pressure(STP), the:

           Pressure  = 1atm   = 760mmHg

            Temperature  = 273K

Therefore, P₁  = 760mmHg

                  T₁  = 273K

The general gas law, is best to solve this problem. It is mathematically given as:

           (P_(1) V_(1) )/(T_(1) )   = (P_(2) V_(2) )/(T_(2) )

Let us take the units to the appropriate one;

      -550°C  = 273 + (-550) = -277K

Input the variables;

             (760 x 3.9)/(273)  = (808 x V_(2) )/(-277)

        V₂  = 3.72L