Posted by ashley on Wednesday, October 22, 2008 at 9:26am.
Actually, it makes no sense. I wouldn't begin to try to understand it. If one is talking about the volume and pressure of the products after reaction, 25C is nonsense, as this reaction is very exothermic. I am not certain what was in the mind of the problem author, if anything at all.
my chemistry teacher just made it up. i think she wants to know how much to put in so it will explode.is there anyway to solve it even though it sounds akward?
No.
Agreed, not a solvable problem really. Is this gaseous or liquid volume?
Also is it me or do the N atoms not balance?
Isn't it C3H5(NO3)3 ??
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