Ideally what should the ratio between the three slopes

Reference no: EM13157918

Ideally what should the ratio between the three slopes (AlCl3 slope= 483.0 , CaCl2 slope= 421.4, and NaCl slope= 181.9) be? What are your actual experimental ratios? Give possible reasons for any observed variations from these ratios.

Reference no: EM13157918

Questions Cloud

State the addition of nh3 precipitated : A powder contains FeSO4·7H2O (molar mass = 278.01 g/mol) among other components. A 3.585-g sample of the powder was dissolved in HNO3 and heated to convert all iron to Fe3

Determine and compute comprehensive income for 2013. : Instructions (1) Determine other comprehensive income for 2013. (2) Compute comprehensive income for 2013

State the ph of the solution at the equivalence point : The pH of the solution at the equivalence point. e) The pH of the solution after 40.0 mL of HCl are added.

Problem related to reciprocal method : Allocate the overhead costs of the support departments to the producing departments using the reciprocal method. Bases for allocation are: maintenance-square footage, personnel- number of employees. (round to the nearest dollar)

Ideally what should the ratio between the three slopes : Ideally what should the ratio between the three slopes (AlCl3 slope= 483.0 , CaCl2 slope= 421.4, and NaCl slope= 181.9) be? What are your actual experimental ratios?

Explain the change in conductivity as the concentration : describe the change in conductivity as the concentration of the NaCl solution was increased by the addition of NaCl drops

Which goods will be produced and exported by us : If the relative wage w/w* for US decreases to 5 due to productivity changes, which country would now be exporter of books, and why?

Cash disbursements budgets : Need to be prepared because GASB standards specify the use of the accrual basis of accounting for governments.

State naoh in order to reach the equivalence point. : The titration of 0.7910 grams of an unknown weak acid requires 41.5 mL of 0.139 M NaOH in order to reach the equivalence point.

User Account

All Pages