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anyone got the answers to the art of smart 2017 chem paper?
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Dont have answers but do you have any specific questions?anyone got the answers to the art of smart 2017 chem paper?
Yep, 11 (think it's ammonium chloride), 14 (think it's c), 20 (absolutely no idea) 23 a and b,Dont have answers but do you have any specific questions?
No, THANK YOU, your'e a lifesaver!23b)https://imgur.com/gallery/kzZ8q
Sorry for multiple posts had to use my phone for the picture ones
i didn't know yr 12 will still have avogrado's law23a) Avogadros law
Yeah I thought it was a little bit strange, then again though I have seen questions with avogadro's number as one of the steps in the calculationi didn't know yr 12 will still have avogrado's law
Thank you =)
Can you explain this again. Sorry, my maths is horrible. What do you convert the percentage into when you times it by 100 first? And then dividing it by 100?
all ican think of is catalysts lowers activation energy and speeds up reactionONE more question; 21 b) Explain the need for a xataylst in the dehydration of ehtanol. I got the catalyst to conc sulfuric acid but i don't know the speciifc need
Conc sulfuric acid is a dehydrating agent, so it will remove the water from ethanol.ONE more question; 21 b) Explain the need for a xataylst in the dehydration of ehtanol. I got the catalyst to conc sulfuric acid but i don't know the speciifc need
It's three marks so need to go into detail with stuff. I would define a catalyst. Explain why it speeds up reaction rate. Then state that in this reaction the catalyst acts a dehydrating agent. Lastly, linking back to benefits of using a catalyst as well such as saves money as you get a lower temperature needed due to more reactants being able to overcome the lower activation energy barrier.ONE more question; 21 b) Explain the need for a xataylst in the dehydration of ehtanol. I got the catalyst to conc sulfuric acid but i don't know the speciifc need
oh the dividing bit is converting from percentage to decimal and the 100mL is from the v/v bitCan you explain this again. Sorry, my maths is horrible. What do you convert the percentage into when you times it by 100 first? And then dividing it by 100?
its parts per million (so the first fraction establishes a ratio of ozone to air) and the multiplication bit says how many ozone molecules there are in a million molecules of airWhere did the *10^6 come from?