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Stoichoimetric Refers to compounds or reactions in which the components are in fixed, whole-number ratios

With 70% solubility the highest concentration you could get would be 9.735molL-1

EMF The electrical potential produced by a chemical reaction, or electromotive force. Almost made it electromotive force....But that was another e...

Triple point A point in a phase diagram where the three states of matter are in equilibrium ....Is this in the syllabus? We learnt it anyway....

Exothermic Refers to a reaction that releases energy in the form of heat Ahhh I love the molecular model kits! They're so enjoyable. As is the lego in physics!

Radioactivity The emission of subatomic particles from a nucleus. Oops y...

Noble gases The column of elements from helium to radon; also called inert gases

I think we killed the y's already with yttrium, yeast and yeild!

Hahaha lol!!

Decomposition A chemical reaction in which a compound is broken down into simpler compounds or elements Ahh well. I have a while to make up my mind!

lol. A very silly boy!! Heya Dreamerish! Rare earths The elements from cerium to lutetium, the lanthanides Aargh I went to the Newcastle Uni open day today and came home more confused than I went! Should I do B engineering (chemical)/ B science or B engineering (chem)/ B mathematics?

lol, you guys better not have had all that fun without me!! ;) :p Anyways, continuing from where you left off at e I presume... Electric cell A device that uses a chemical reaction to produce an elecrtic current

I'm sorry, I couldn't resist the temptation! HCl is a solution of the acidic Hydrogen Chloride gas in water. A saturated solution is one in which no more of the solute (HCl) will be dissolved by the solvent (water).

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Let x = 1 = Budz Let y = 1 = max solubility of HCl As x = 1 and y = 1, x = y Multiplying both sides by x x2 = xy Subtracting y2 from both sides: x2 - y2 = xy - y2 Factorising: (x+y)(x-y) = y(x-y) Dividing both sides by (x-y) x + y = y Substitution given information: 1 +...

Damn Y. It should be killed. Anyway, this time I'm REALLY going. Night!

Saturated- Describes a solution that has as much solute as possible

hahaha I remember we had this N problem last time!!!!

lol, yeah maybe! ;)

Way to go...3 people at once!