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Moles of Calcium = 3

Calcium (Ca) molar mass = 40

What is the mass of calcium in grams?

Moles = Mass/Molar mass

Mass = Moles × Molar mass

3 x 40 = a total of 120 of mass

Because it is an endothermic process, the temperature drops below room temperature by absorbing heat from the surroundings. After then, the temperature progressively returns to room temperature.

22.4 litres of CO2 has 44 grams weight. One mole is involved.

In 11.2 litres of CO2​, it weighs only 22 grams. The amount is 0.5 mole.

Eight neighboring unit cells share each corner of a basic cubic lattice.
– Every corner atom or ion adds 1/8 to the unit cell of which it is a component.
– Taking into account their distribution, each Cl-ion in a simple cubic lattice is distributed equally among eight nearby unit cells. Therefore, each corner contains only 1/8 of a Cl-ion per unit cell.

Since there is only one corner in a unit cell and each corner contributes 1/8 of a Cl-ion, the total Cl-ion contribution from corners to a single unit cell is (1 times 1/8 = 1/8), or roughly 1.

Option A is therefore accurate.

The system can reach equilibrium more quickly when a catalyst is present because the activation energy of the forward and reverse reactions will both decrease equally. It is crucial to remember, though, that adding a catalyst has no bearing whatsoever on the reaction’s ultimate equilibrium position.

Due to both steric and electronic effects, aldehydes are typically more reactive than ketones toward nucleophilic substitutions. Aldehydes have a larger R group attached to one side of the carbonyl group and a relatively small hydrogen atom attached to the other. However, in ketones, the carbonyl group has R groups bonded to both sides. As a result, aldehydes have less steric hindrance than ketones.

Ketones have two electron-supplying groups attached to the carbonyl carbon, whereas aldehydes only have one R group to provide electrons toward the partially positive carbonyl carbon. The partial positive charge on this atom decreases and its nucleus becomes weaker as more electrons are added to the carbonyl carbon.

I mole of CH4 = 12g (C) + 4g (H)

When thionyl chloride (SOCl2) combines with carboxylic acids, acyl chlorides are produced.

Options B and C are incorrect because they do not involve thionyl chloride; instead, they refer to SOCl2.

Both of the thionyl chloride reactions in options A and D are legitimate. Nonetheless, the question requests that ethanoyl chloride be formed. Option D is the right response since it displays the formation of ethanoyl chloride, whereas Option A displays the formation of methyl chloride.

Given that the human body most likely contains at least 10,000 distinct types of proteins, Option B is accurate. Muscles, skin, hair, and other tissues all contain them.

This is the right choice. Given the usual particle configurations in liquids and solids, both of the claims in options a) and b) are true.

1 atm to 760 torr

X atm -> 950 torr

X = 1.25 atm

The right choice is zinc chloride. Choice A

A theoretical model known as the kinetic theory of gases uses a large number of submicroscopic particles, such as atoms and molecules, to describe the molecular makeup of the gas. The theory also explains how particles colliding with the container walls and one another cause gas pressure. In addition to defining transport properties like viscosity and thermal conductivity, the kinetic theory of gases also defines properties like temperature, volume, and pressure. It provides an explanation for every property associated with the microscopic phenomenon.

Alkanes are produced by electrolyzing carboxylic acid salts using Kolbe’s electrolytic method. In order to propel the chemical transformation in this process, electrical energy must be applied.