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SOrry i didnt get this partAns is B.
Enthalpy change=(Energy given out when bonds are made) - (Energy taken in when bonds are broken)
1800=2X-(994=496)
X=835KJ
Sorry it goes:SOrry i didnt get this part
How is it 1800?? shudnt it be 180?
n How is 994=496?? its a typing mistake i guess?
can u xplain it again?
1800=2X-(994=496)
X=835KJ
During the electrolysis of molten aluminium oxide to produce aluminium, using carbon electrodes,
two consecutive reactions occur at the anode, each producing a different gas.
How does the oxidation number of oxygen change in these reactions?
A decreases by 2, then increases by 2
B increases by 2, then decreases by 2
C increases by 2, then decreases by 4
D no change, then decreases by 2
Would be glad if anyone out there could help me with these questions.
( I need simple explanations)
Why isn't this correct?
soon ill post more doubst for difernt chapterDo you want help in these problem or you already understood it ? * To lazy to check if someone has helped or not *
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so is it correct if i do the sum lyk this
n=(120*10^-3)/24
=5*10^-3
(5*10^-3)=0.23/mr
mr=46
(14*1)+(16*2)=46
am i ryt or is there a diff way 2 get it done?
Can someone explain this question for me? How to deduce the answer for such questions? (Answer = B)
Q1 answerCan someone please explain these two questions as soon as possible?
21 Jan is the result day so it would be released on that day also.anyone has nov 14 alevel chemistry?
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