Posted by kabelo on Monday, August 16, 2010 at 3:26pm.
I don't understand the symbolism at the 10 oC (the A with a mark over it)but if that is actually 10 C, then 5 mL will lose 1 g x (5/450)= ??g
DR i can't see what you wrote here
DR i can't see what you wrote here
dr i can't see what you wrote here
dr i can't see what you wrote here
My symbolism isn't much better. I forgot to turn off the superscript. I'll try again.
I have trouble reading the letter A with a mark over it after the 10.
I assume that is just 10 oC.
1 g x (5 mL/450 mL) = ?? solubility in 5 mL water.
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