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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

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OCT/NOV 2011, P11, Question 8, about the dissolving of sulfur dioxide in water. Why is the answer A?
 

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OCT/NOV 2011, P11, Question 8, about the dissolving of sulfur dioxide in water. Why is the answer A?
i think bcoz according to the bronsted-lowry theory bases are proton acceptors and here it is right ... if u feel any other option correct...u can put tht doubt forward too.!
 
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kindly make a separate topic for A2!
it takes alot of time to scan through the whole page to find questions only for A2 as here majority of the people are asking AS questions
 
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i need help....the cie exams are cuming up in may-june and i still have nowhere to find the other variants of the chem pprs for revision, can anyone help?? i would appreciate....
thanks alot,
and god bless us all to be successful in our lives!!!
"whoever asks questions, will gain knowledge"
"god raises among you the believers and those with knowledge in high degrees" (57:11)

"genius is seeing what everyone has seen and thinking what NO ONE HAS THOUGHT" -ALBERT SZENT-GYORGI(discoverer of vitamin c)
 
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A very simple question:
Empirical formula mass = 30

No, of moles of carbohydrate = 1.8/30 = 0.06
The equation is:
(CH2O)n + (3n/2) O2 --> nCO2 + nH2O
So molar ratio of carbohydrate to CO2 is 1:1
It means No. of moles of CO2 = 0.06
mass of CO2 = 0.06 * 44 = 2.64
Thats why it is D
:)
thankyou :D
 
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Can anybody out there help me with this question. It's quite urgent.
 

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