What happened to the volume when you mixed two 5 mL samples of the same liquid?...
For two samples with the same mass, would the samples with larger volume (larger size) be more dense or less dense than the one with the smaller volume. Explain.
A 10 mL volume of a 5 mM lactic acid solution is mixed with 5 mL of water. What is the concentration of the resulting mixture in
You have two samples of egg whites. The first sample is mixed with a bit of table salt and the second sample is mixed with a bit of white vinegar. Now both samples are placed in a frying pan. Would the samples cook faster than just egg whites themselves? If so, explain the chemistry behind it.
1. A 50.0-mL pipette sample of a liquid is found to weigh 120.71 g. a. What would be the mass of 32.25 mL of the same alcohol? b. What volume would be occupied by 25.4 g of this alcohol?
POST-LAB QUESTIONS 1. Based on the results of the three tests, how do you kno the fruit was DNA and not protein? Explain. 2. What happened to the egg white sample, containing mostly protein, when you heated it or oered the pH? Explain what you saw and what you think was happening at the molecular level. 3. Why does the DNA double helix unravel when exposed to high temperatures or acidic conditions? If you tried to run this experiment with...
what volume will 6.0 L of liquid nitrogen become when it expands
into gas... the entire ABC
(10) 9. You have a container of liquid nitrogen (N2) from the LN2 plant in the Reichardt building, and you want to take this container (called a dewar) to the kitchens down at Hutchinson to make liquid-nitrogen ice cream. The dewar contains 6.0 L of liquid nitrogen. Liquid nitrogen is-196 °C. You put the dewar on the back seat of your Toyota Corolla...
You vaporize a liquid substance at 100 oC and 755 mmHg. The volume of 0.548 g of vapor is 237 mL. What is the molecular mass of the substance?
1)The density of the unknown liquid with the volume of 13.3 mL and a mass of 8.86 g is _______________ g/mL . 2) Describe how you can use the graduated cylinder to determine the volume of a small, irregularly-shaped metal. 3) What safety precaution should you take when adding the irregularly-shaped metal into the glass graduated cylinder?
A liquid-phase mixture of 450 mL of acetic acid, 300 mL of ethanol, 2.00 mL of water, and 2.00 mL ethyl acetate are mixed together at 298 K, where the following reaction will occur: CH3COOCH2CH3 +H2O CH3COOH +CH3CH2OH, Kc = 3440 Will the reaction occur from left-to-right or right-to-left (as written)? Please support your answer. (Hints: Can you calculate concentrations of the chemical species initially in appropriate units. Starting with the densities, i.e., specific gravities, and volumes, molar amounts...
Can the two drugs furosemide and midazolam be mixed in the same IV bag? explain the reasoning for your answer using chemical compatibility from molecular structure and an acid-base assessment. Also, consider the bulkiness of both drugs and the fact that low molecular weight salts have better solubility.