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    Calculating Mass of Non-Volatile Solute W in Solvent B for Phase Equilibrium

    The vapour pressure of a pure liquid solvent B is 75 kPa. When an unknown mass of non volatile solute W was added to 0.2 moles of solvent B,its vapour pressure drops by 20 kPa. If the relative molecular mass of W is 118,how much of W was added to B? A 5.07g B 8.58g C 23.44g D 64.9g i...
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    Solving the Mystery of Ideal Gases

    thanks for your explanation..but which one is the most suitable answer?or no answer at all?
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    Solving the Mystery of Ideal Gases

    because i thought D is the wrong answer,ideal gas don't have intermolecular forces between molecules :confused:
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    Solving the Mystery of Ideal Gases

    hello,i have question to ask here. :smile: 1. which of the following is not correct for an ideal gas? A. the average kinetic energy of the gas increases with temperature B. the force of repulsion between molecules is proportional to the distance between them C. the gas...
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    Explain Auxin Role in Cell Elongation & Acid Growth Hypothesis

    Can anyone here explain to me the role of auxin in cell's elongation? :confused: I think it's related to the acid growth hypothesis,but i need the explanation on how this hypothesis works. :rolleyes: thanks a lot for anyone who help :smile: o:)
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    Confused about Physical Chemistry Calculations?

    question again. thanks bout the answer for changes in standard. :smile: for second question ,0.00341g of iron have 0.00341/26 moles of iron atoms ,right?the answer will then divided by 4 because 1 molecule of haemoglobin contain 4 atoms of iron.1g of haemoglobin will contain the moles that...
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    Confused about Physical Chemistry Calculations?

    hi,actually from my calculation of the first question,the mass of N2O4 that i got is 805kg,but the answer given is 875kg.i don;t think that i have anything wrong in my calculations,so i need your answer.Because those question got a lot of mistakes,haha,maybe I'm just lying to myself.but pls,can...
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    Confused about Physical Chemistry Calculations?

    Hello,there are some question about physical chemistry to be asked. :-p 1) The space vehicle,Gemini,started its journey in space with 322kg of liquid fuel, CH3NHNH2. This fuel is oxidised by dinitrogen tetroxide,N2O4,to form nitrogen,carbon dioxide and water.hat is the mass of...
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    Websites provide online chemistry textbook

    does anyone know any websites provide online chemistry textbook,a level one? :-p or websites that provide revision site for all topics for alevel chemistry? :wink:
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    Online Biology Textbook & A Level Revision

    Does anyone know which website contain online biology textbook,A level one? :cool: Or which website provide revision site for all topic for A level biology? :smile: thanks a lot for anyone who help :-p
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    What Happens When Gases Mix or Ice is Added to Supercooled Water?

    thank you thank you for your explanation.I hope u don't mind if u can tell me the total pressure that CO2 and O2 exerted before H2 is added in. :wink: i found out that the website that u recommend me is very useful,especially the MSN one,that is for general chemistry ,right? can i know the...
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    What Happens When Gases Mix or Ice is Added to Supercooled Water?

    sorry sorry,i still don't get what u mean. the first question,i had already count,but i just can't get the answer,that's why i need someone to show the calculations for me.thanks for the second one,i need some explanation,i don't want to just accept the answer,but i want to know why.if i just...
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    What Happens When Gases Mix or Ice is Added to Supercooled Water?

    some question need to be solved! 1.) A container contains 60cm3 of CO2 and 40cm3 of O2 at room temperature and pressure conditions. If 200cm3 of H2 at room temperature and pressure is now injected into the container, which of the following would happen? :confused: (a) The partial...
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    Deviation of Real Gases under Low Temp & High Pressure

    hi pack rat2,thanks for your help,i think your information is very useful to me.thanks alot.
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    Deviation of Real Gases under Low Temp & High Pressure

    hello :-p i want to ask about the deviation of real gases under low temperature and high pressure. :-p my reference book states that carbon dioxide deviates more than nitrogen and hydrogen,this is because the order of boiling points of is decreasing from carbon dioxide to hydrogen.this...
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