Physics
Which of the following statatements is correct? a. Thermos bottles keep food warm by combating heat loss through convection. b. A thick quilt is an example of an isulator with a low R value c. An object that is cool to the touch at room temperature is a poor conductor of heat ...
Physics
Lake Erie contains about 4.8 x 10^17 grams of fresh water. Assume that the lake has frozen solid and that the ice starts off at -3 C. How much energy would the lake need to absorb from the Sun to cause it to evaporate completely? Each gram of water will require 721.5 calories ...
Chemistry
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Chemistry
For A+2B <-> 2C and Kc = 2.13 For 2C <-> D and Kc = 0.254 Calculate the value of equilibrium contant for the reaction D <-> A+2B I'm so sorry to bother anyone.. but am i only supposed to multiple 2.13 and 0.254 together in order to get the third value of ...
Chemistry
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Chemistry
At 389K, this reaction has a Kc value of 0.0682. 2X(g) + 2Y(g) <-> Z(g) .. Calculate Kp at 389K. Kp= this is what I did.. can somebody confirm or find any mistakes in my thought process? Kp = Kc(R)(T)^Delta n Delta n = (1)-(2+2) = -3 Kp = (0.0682)(0.08206)(398K)^-3 = 0.0...
Chemistry
ohhh it was no effect and no effect for 1 and 3 i got it
Chemistry
Ohh i understand Dr. Bob. So in terms of adding more.. would that be the same as increasing concentration? For example: S(s) + O2(g) <-> SO2 1] how will adding more S(s) shift the equilibrium? a] to the right [this?] b] to the left c] no effect 2] How will removing some ...
Chemistry
Did I answer this equilibrium question correctly? 2CO(g) + O2(g) <-> 2CO2(g) 1) How will increasing the concentration of CO shift the equilibrium? a] to the right [i chose this] b] to the left c] no effect 2] how will increasing the concentration of CO2 shift the equilib...
Physics
Lake Erie contains about 4.8 x 10^17 grams of fresh water. Assume that the lake has frozen solid and that the ice starts off at -3 C. How much energy would the lake need to absorb from the Sun to cause it to evaporate completely?
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