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Under what pH condition water is relatively more stable? Use E0 O2/H2O = 1.34 V and pO2 = 1 atm.
A) At pH 10
B) At pH 12
C) Water is stable irrespective of pH
How do you do this? Under what pH condition water is relatively more stable? Use E0...
What is the pE of O2-saturated water when the pH of the water is 4.32? (PO2 = 0.21 atm, Ecell = 1.2263) a) 8.57 b) 11.30 c) 7.03 d) 20.75 e) 16.26
Do you predict that O2 will be more or less stable than O4? What are electronic and structural differences in these molecules?
Question 9 6 pts (27) Mno, will hydrolyze with water to form gaseous oxygen (O2) via the reaction (spontaneous as written) with E O = 0.20 V: 4Mno 7 (aq) + 2H20 (1) 4MnO2(s) + 302 (g) + 40H (aq) Calculate Ecell of this spontaneous redox reaction at 25° C under the following conditions: pH - 10 PO2 (pressure) = 0.20 atm and [MnO 2 ) = 1.0 x 10-4M Answer in 2 significant figures. 0.25 V 0.21V -0.21 V...
Question 9 6 pts (07) Mno, will hydrolyze with water to form gaseous oxygen (O2) via the reaction (spontaneous as written) with E10.20V: 4Mno, (aq) + 2H20 (1) ► 4MnO2(s) + 302(g) + 40H" (aq) Calculate Ecell of this spontaneous redox reaction at 25 C under the following conditions: pH = 10 PO2 (pressure) = 0.20 atm and [Mno2) - 1.0 104M Answer in 2 significant figures. 0.25 V 0.217 -0.21V 0.19 V 0.0V
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QUESTION 1 Save Answer Calculate the density of freon -12 (CF2Cl2) at 26.3 °C and 0.695 atm. density = _ g/L QUESTION 2 Save Answer What volume of O2 (at 0.916 atm and 20.3 °C) is produced by the decomposition of 4.52 kg of Hgo? 2 HgO(s) --> 2 Hg(1) + O2(g) V= __L
Under what condition would phenylalanine exist as follows? CH2CHCO2 NH2 A) at a low pH B) at a high pH C) at the pl D) when pH =pKa What is the net charge of isoleucine (any amino acid) at its isoelectric point? A) 0 B) +1 C) +2 D) -1 E) -2 The reaction of HO -CH=CHCOH NH2 tyrosine Do not overthink this. D) Br with bromine water is likely to give A) HO CH CHCE HO -CH2CCOH Br NH2...
A sealed flask contains 100.0 mL H2O under 10.0 atm of total gas pressure. The gases above the water are N2 (5.1 atm), H2 (2.1 atm), and O2 (2.8 atm). If the mass of dissolved oxygen is 11.5 mg, what is the Henry’s law constant of O2? a. 1.14 x10-2 M/atm b. 1.28 x10-3 M/atm c. 4.11 x10-2 M/atm d. 3.59 x10-4 M/atm e. 1.78 x10-4 M/atm (answer is B) how do you solve?
student question: 75 mL, of water and 0.10 moles of CO.(g) are added to a on vessel at 25 °C. A) What concentration of CO.(aq) do you expect to find at equilibrium? Henry's law constant-2 4x102 mol/L atm (12 pts) I mal-o B) Modified student question: If all the dissolved Co.(aq) reacts fully with water, then what is the pH of the water after equilibrium is reached? H2CO3 Kal = 4.2x10", Ka2-4.8×10-11. (12 pts) C) If you add CaCl2 to...
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1) You are in charge of a remediation strategy that requires aerobic, microbial respiration to degrade the compound ethanol in groundwater. There is 840mg/L ethanol in the groundwater; how much oxygen (total, steady state concentration in mg/L) will you need to completely oxidize the ethanol to CO2? Can you accomplish this using only atmospheric oxygen (21 % v/v) at 1 atm total pressure (Pro) and 25°C? If you cannot, what options do you have for increasing oxygen content...