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So I bought the web based version of ADA 2009 and completely regret it because I can't review the answers. Can someone help me with these questions?
Gchem
41. Exactly 492 g of kerosene are required to fill a certain container. If the density of the kerosene is 0.82 g (Media) mL 1 , and at the same temperature the density of mercury is 13.5 g (Media) mL 1 , then what mass of mercury, in grams, would be necessary to fill the container?
Since karosene and mercury are at the same temperature, they should have the same volume correct? So I would use D=m/v. I am getting mercurys' mass as (.492)(13.50)/(.82) I am not sure because I can't even see the answers -_-.
49. If a first-order reaction A → B has a half-life of 10.2 minutes and starts with a concentration of A = 1 mol (Media) L 1 , then what concentration of A will be present after 51.0 minutes of reaction?
Gchem
41. Exactly 492 g of kerosene are required to fill a certain container. If the density of the kerosene is 0.82 g (Media) mL 1 , and at the same temperature the density of mercury is 13.5 g (Media) mL 1 , then what mass of mercury, in grams, would be necessary to fill the container?
Since karosene and mercury are at the same temperature, they should have the same volume correct? So I would use D=m/v. I am getting mercurys' mass as (.492)(13.50)/(.82) I am not sure because I can't even see the answers -_-.
49. If a first-order reaction A → B has a half-life of 10.2 minutes and starts with a concentration of A = 1 mol (Media) L 1 , then what concentration of A will be present after 51.0 minutes of reaction?