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........ and? Think quantitatively not qualitatively! First line: [HCl] = m / ( M * V)

Don't mock my question! The question is 'what is saturated HCl' ?

^^ Alkanoic tends to be stronger acid since double bonded O draws electron density from OH, affecting a weaker OH bond. Ahahh I have another question! Much easier this time! At standard conditions HCl has a maximum solubility of 70g per 100g of water. Assuming that this dissolution...

Urgh Grosjean!! Sooo tired!! 6-3 2-6 1-6 6-3 3-0 ... Down with Roddick ... zzz ... zzz PS: Sharapova is ... well I think people know what I am going to say! Give me AK anyday :p EDIT: NOOO!! Roddick won :(

2HCl + Ba(OH)2 -----> BaCl2 + 2H20 nBa(OH)2 = C*V = 0.2*0.02 = 0.004 mol nHCl = 2 * 0.004 = 0.008 = C*V C = 25M V = 0.008/25 = 0.00032L = 0.32mL I wonder what the error on that titration is. @xiao1985: I was after concentration is related to amount of light absorbed...

Single Bond : A covalent bond formed by the sharing of two electrons between two nuclei.

Question two is sooo amazingly basic! The other questions have been answered.

I can see the letter N is fast going to become a nuisance!

I can't see how that would help here! :o

AAS ~ Of course, though that is already listed! To the first question ... yes. C Titration as competition for ligands instead of AB Titration which is competition for ions. Long live Eriochrome Black T!!

Salt : A substance held together by electrostatic interactions of positively and negatively charged ions (ionic bonding). Salts are typically solid at standard state, though liquid salts exist (ex. 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium tetrafluoroborate). Typically high boiling points and poor strength in...

@ xiao1985 & thunderdax ~ yes you are both correct! It is selective because other species are all atomised/ionised and energy is quantised so there is a very low probability of interference (since there is a limited number of elements). The lamp is constructed from the analyte to ensure the...

I have also used; complexometric titration UV-vis spectroscopy

Metal Gear Solid 1 ~ Damn it's hard. SNAKE?!! SSNNNNAAKKKKKKEEEE!!!!!!!

Non-polar solvent : A medium which dissolves solutes by the interaction of dispersion forces only. Non-polar solvents prefer non-polar solutes. Examples include benzene and tetrachloromethane (carbon tetrachloride).

Emma-Jayde 1 - correct 4 - on the right track - thats how it is methodically different. :D nice start!

Watch it on shottracker online then! Of course it is biased! You don't win ratings by disheartening viewers ... and it is fair to say that most people wanted Hewitt to win. After all it was two Australian tennis greats calling the match!

And even if she was on Home & Away, would it then be newsworthy? Someone please beat Sharapova and Roddick!!

Oh and a question! 9.4.3! And challenging this time! AAS is an amazingly easy test with great selectivity. - what is AAS used for? - what is the fundamental relation of quantitative spectroscopy? - account for the selectivity of AAS. - how does AAS chemically differ from a flame test...

Hmmm, that answer is pretty retarded! Carbon dioxide has a solubility of 1.8g/L in water. Carbon dioxide is leached out of the atmosphere by rain water. Carbon dioxide is a diprotic acid (pKa1=6.35, pKa2=10.33). CO2(aq) + H2O <=> H+ + HCO3- pKa1=6.35 HCO3- <=> H+ + CO32- pKa2=10.33