how do you answer b?
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I was looking at this course as a possibly pathway. Can anyone give me an idea of what the degree encompasses and the job prospects? Also, how could i get into this course if i acheive between 90-92 and the course requires around 96. (Through uni, and also nothing inter-state)
sodium phosphate, Na3PO4, was used in this investigation, predict whether the salt solution will be acidic, basic or neutral. Justify your prediction, including relevant equations in your answer.
I have looked online and in textbook and had trouble locating:
A thorough analysis of how oxides of sulfur and nitrogen are produced (complete with chemical equations for each source). The book just says, for example, by lightning without going deep into the equation.
A thorough analysis...
*particularly module 2.
I was once given a link to top student responses and their essays and i lost it since i really didn't care in year 10. anyone know any sites, thanks heaps!
thanks everyone for your responses. Another question:
If you have a beaker of 500mL of a solution with a pH of 4 and THEN add 500 mL of WATER to it, what is the pH of the final 1.0 L that is left.