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i used 55 too...i hope its correcti used 55
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i used 55 too...i hope its correcti used 55
its the correct one: 2 P + 3 I2 = 2 PI3
check here: http://www.webqc.org/balance.php?reaction=P%2BI2%3DPI3
your right. from wikipedia: P4 + 6 I2 → 4 PI3But isnt it supposed to be P4 instead of just P?
no idea...... so, just dnt wanna know anything.......alex replied to that already,
lets then wait for the mark scheme to be releasedyour right. from wikipedia: P4 + 6 I2 → 4 PI3
i used 55 too...i hope its correct
yay!your right. from wikipedia: P4 + 6 I2 → 4 PI3
yay!
also, what did you write for that question about why it was washed with sodium thiosulfate rather than water alone??
Daaaammmmmmmmnnnn -____-to remove any unreacted Iodine
and, last one why was the calcium chloride supposed to be ANHYDROUS?to remove any unreacted Iodine
it's the drying agent, it's supposed to remove water if i'm not mistakenand, last one why was the calcium chloride supposed to be ANHYDROUS?
to prevent any side reactionsand, last one why was the calcium chloride supposed to be ANHYDROUS?
the answer is primary and secondary alcohol .. it isn't an aldehyde bcoz aldehydes don't have OH group, and the sample clearly has an OH group sincce misty fumes were formed when tested with PCl5umm just wondering.... will i be not given a mark if in the first question i just said primary alcohol instead of aldehyde?>
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oh wellto prevent any side reactions
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