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yar i have p5 chemistry tomorrow..plz help me...give me some tips..method to find out solubility...and most importantly use of significant figures in molar calculations..e.g how many s.f for moles etc
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the formula is given so need need to worry for that. IN CASE something happens... percentage solubility is mass of solid in saturated solution divided by mass of water n saturated solution * 100yar i have p5 chemistry tomorrow..plz help me...give me some tips..method to find out solubility...and most importantly use of significant figures in molar calculations..e.g how many s.f for moles etc
is it mass of water and saturated soln or mass of water in saturated soln?the formula is given so need need to worry for that. IN CASE something happens... percentage solubility is mass of solid in saturated solution divided by mass of water n saturated solution * 100
http://www.xtremepapers.com/community/threads/chemo-p5-tips.5917/yar i have p5 chemistry tomorrow..plz help me...give me some tips..method to find out solubility...and most importantly use of significant figures in molar calculations..e.g how many s.f for moles etc
http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/... AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_w11_qp_51.pdf
plz tell me what scale to take an the x-axis!! i cant figure
ALWAYZ TAKE THE INDEPENDENT VARIABLE ON X-AXIS
mass of solute in saturated solution/mass of water in saturated solution *100is it mass of solid
is it mass of water and saturated soln or mass of water in saturated soln?
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