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Calculate the amount of sodium chloride, NaCl, in 55.0cm3 solution with a concentration og 0.5mol/dm3

The amount in moles of a solute in a solution in a given volume of solution can be calculated if the concentration of the solution is also known. The equation for concentration is: Concentrati...

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You are given 120g of Calcium. How many moles have you been given? (Ar =40)

Use the equationNumber of moles = Mass / Relative Atomic Mass. Look at what I draw on the whiteboard. It is a formula triangle. This will help you when you have different parts of the equation to get to t...

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Describe the structure and bonding of sodium chloride

Sodium chloride is a giant ionic lattice consisting of alternating, adjacent positively charged sodium ions and negatively charged chloride ions in a regular arrangement of rows and columns. The ions are ...

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Please write the equation to form the compound Zinc Chloride?

Firstly, you should think of what would react to form Zinc chloride and what Zinc chloride even is.Looking at the periodic table and with knowledge from class, I as a student should know that this is an e...

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Explain the trends in first ionisation energy in the second period in the periodic table.

This question is designed to test a students knowledge of electronic configuration in elements, and their ability to use this knowledge to assign a reasoning to the trend given. The general trend is an i...

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