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Quote from: brotherseerko on Yesterday at 07:09:07 PM Actually the Net Ionic Equation should be: Ag+    +   NO3-   =AgCl(s) No. Correct equation has been listed in the post. Reviving 5 years old threads is called necromancy.

Quote from: Borek on Today at 03:02:43 AM I like the idea of using finely grinded potassium sulfate in not enough water, no idea what will be the outcome. But I doubt calcium sulfate would be tight enough to not allow water getting inside of the CaSO 4 covered crystals - so intuition tells me the process should continue till all potassium is in the solution. I can be wrong. Thanks again, Borek, I will give it a try. I will use excess water...

i was wondering if any one could help me out on this problem, i cannot figure it out.  determine the [NH3] when HH4HCOO- (s) is dissolved in water.  the Ksp is 1.00. the pH is fixed at 10.00.  thanks, Taylor

I understand that. As I stated in a previous post: Quote from: Roderick on Today at 08:20:54 AM I am trying to solve this by using an ICE table with [H + ] equilib =10 -4.88 which would also be the same as [A - ] Ultimately all of this is to get the [CsHA] to determine Ka. I know I need [CsHA], but don't know how to get it... hence the reason I am even here posting this. I am not here to quiz you and see if you can get it.  I...

How many ml of a 1M solution of acid do you need to take to make 500 ml of a 5.2 mM solution?

You can always buy the "AP Exam Preparation" books. This would probably provide you more than enough practice to ace the test. Also, throughout your textbook, you can work out the multiple problems listed.

Help please with Bond Polarity problem 27. For each pair of bonds, indicate the more polar bond a.C-O and C-N b. P-Br and P-Cl c.B-O and B-S d.B-F and B-I answer in back of book a. C-O > C-N b. P-Cl> P-Br c. B-O> B-S  Please explain to me how they came up with these answers, I am very confused

ooooooooooooh, i got it now! thank you!!!

Degenerate orbitals means that the orbitals all appear at the same energy level. For example, in the Hydrogen atom the three 2p orbitals are degenerate because they all appear at the same energy level. Hence an electron can go into any of the three orbitals it chooses given that certain quantity of energy. However, for polyelectron atoms differences in energy levels can appear so that the 2p-orbitals are not all of the same energy (this is due...

Wasn't 0.19mL consumed by the reaction? I'm confused.