You have 1 mol A and 1 mol B, which gets used up first?
Since for 1 mol of A you need 2 MOLS of B to make 1 mol C, B gets used up twice as fast as A does because more of it is required to make the same amount of C. Therefore, B gets used up first and you’re left with 0.5 mol A
can someone answer this please…
you have the balanced equation and you have both delta G and delta H values, for example delta H is -400 KJ/mol and delta G is -500 KJ/mol so you would go from grams of substance to mol, then mol of substance to Kj/mol of the rxn, but would you use delta G or H? I thought it was H before, but in this question on PR it uses delta G
@dsi411 When you mean magnetic moment with unpaired electrons, you mean… For example, nitrogen having 3 unpaired electrons in its 2p orbitals? And oxygen with 2 unpaired electrons? I just wanna verify
I know that oxygen has a smaller atomic radius than nitrogen. I was asking that guy because he was implying that size was the reason oxygen has a larger internuclear distance than nitrogen.
I don’t think there is any reason to make fun of others or berate them for not knowing stuff, they are looking for help, whether it be last minute or not. I took AP CHEM without any other science class before hand except APES and regular bio and I am having a lot of trouble so I can sympathize with lots of people here who are struggling.
@strongandweakguy Ik, and I genuinely am not trying to imply anything @Batmen, I guess I’m just flabbergastered at how someone gets so far without knowing a basic concept and a little empathy mixed into there (I would want to know periodic trends 12 hours before the AP test). Sorry