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    Heat of Combustion

    you use the 4.18x10^3 if you want you answer to be in Kilojoules straight away, however when you use 4.18 your answer will be in Joules
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    pH of solution q

    yes except be careful of the significant figures, they may be picky and take marks off
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    pH of solution q

    first we find the moles of H+ and OH- released. n(HNO3) = 0.030 x 0.1 = 3x10^-3 moles since HNO3 ionises to produce one H+ ions per molecule, then 3x10^-3 moles of H+ are present n(Ba(OH)2) = 0.010x0.1 = 1x10^-3 moles since Ba(OH)2 ionises to produce two OH- ions per molcule, then 2x1x10^-3 =...
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    Heat of Combustion

    Ok well first find the change in heat using mc(change in temperature) = 350x4.2x77 = 113190 J therefore 113.19 KJ is required and ethanol produces 1360 KJ per mole although only half is used to heat it, so 680 KJ/mol is ethanols ability to heat the water. 113.19/680 = 0.166 moles therefore 0.166...
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    Noble Gas oxides

    They are inert so I haven't heard of a noble gas oxide sorry
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    Need Help - MC question

    Aiight cool and best of luck tomorrow :D
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    Why are esters good solvents?

    If you look at the structure of an ester, not the small ones but a long one, do you see how the oxygens are surrounded by non-polar long hydrocarbon chains?? this is what allows it to dissolve non-polar molecules as the long chain on either side neutralises the polarity caused by the oxygen.
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    Need Help - MC question

    First find the number of moles of H+ ions and OH- ions released. using n=CxV n(HCl)= 0.020x0.08 = 1.6x10^-3 moles since HCl ionises to form one H+ per molecule then 1.6x10^-3 moles are present n(NaOH)= 0.03x0.05= 1.5x10^-3 also since NaOH produces one OH- ion per molecule then 1.5x10^-3 moles...
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    Naming alkanols

    no it does not matter
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    ppm Question!

    where is this question from?? ppm is not the same as mg. mg is mass whereas ppm is the concentration so mg/L
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    hardest chem questions

    dude seriously get over yourself, this is what they found hard or something useful they may come tomorrow, why don't you give us a "hard" chem question
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    Chemistry is tomorrow!!!

    This ^^ hahahahaha
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    hardest chem questions

    Aiight well what are exapmles of both ground and airborne instruments used to measure ozone and how is it measured??
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    hardest chem questions

    hahaha um define validity and reliability, happy lol
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    hardest chem questions

    it has 2 normal covalent bonds then the oxygen gives 2 electrons to form a coordinate covalent bond, not sure how you want me to draw it on this and I'd say know validity and reliability well :D
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    Repost- How many words would a five minute speech be

    Oh aiight, still 2 hrs is quite a long time and you can talk about a lot but nice work haha and isn't that economics not legal
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    Co-op scholarhip

    Well Melbourne apparently has better education and facilities, but UNSW will pay you lol and you will get industry training. I would base the decision on where you live actually
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    Repost- How many words would a five minute speech be

    Hahahahahahahahahahaha did you just copy the entire textbook onto your palm cards and read :p and to think my english teacher deducted a mark because i went 8 seconds over lol and it was his fault I went over as well
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    Repost- How many words would a five minute speech be

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA how did you keep everyone seated for 2 hrs and what did your teacher say?? lol I think my teacher would have strangled me if I did that
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    Co-op scholarhip

    I applied for the actuarial one and didn't get it, and honestly didn't really want it lol
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