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ya WTH WAS THE LAST QUESTION?!!!just gave my chem paper 32it was just ok.. :/as they mostly asked questions from the topics which i thought were too easy to even go through therefore i ended up neglecting them and now the surge of regret is too damn high.. curve's sure gonna be high this year.. to all those who still aren't done wid their papers, GOOD LUCK!!! and a tip: Go through all the topics thoroughly.. <kinda obvious tip, bt i cant tell the questions now can i? >to all those who are done wid their chem paper 32, wt was the answer of the last question??????
Thank you so muchMoles =Mass/Mr
Moles=Volume(dm^3)*Concentration
Moles=Volume/24
%yield=Actual Mass Made/theoretical yield*100
%purity=actual mass reated*Initial Mass uses*100
hope that helped
guys.. if electrolysis came in paper 6 it does not mean it wont come in paper 3...
study that too..!
NpThank you so much
OK ur partially right i mean most ppl are busy doing other subjectsofcourse.. we still have to study it.. and even if we were SURE it wouldn't come, its too LATE to tell them not to study right?? I mean who would keep something annoying as electrolysis for last moment?
50 cm cubed is the same as 0.05 dcm cubedGuys i have a q for v 31 w 2012 last question how did they get 0.05 for the number of moles which can be formed?? :/
yes...50 cm cubed is the same as 0.05 dcm cubed
This is because 1 dcm cube is equal to a 1000 cm cubed
i understand that part i mean the number of moles which could be formed for SrCl2.6H2O50 cm cubed is the same as 0.05 dcm cubed
This is because 1 dcm cube is equal to a 1000 cm cubed
i understand that part i mean the number of moles which could be formed for SrCl2.6H2O
Oh thanksssLook at the ratio for the moles in the equation it is 1:2 so that means it should be half
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