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Calculate the mass in grams of Iron (III) Chloride in a solution of 500 cm^3 which has a concentration of 0.200 mol/dm^3

First work out the moles of Iron (III) Chloride using the equation concentration = moles/volume, rearranging the eqaution in order to calculate moles gives moles = concentration x volume. Check the units!! B...
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Why do we use the n+1 rule in proton NMR?

The n+1 rule is used to describe the relationship between peak splitting and the number of protons a particular proton is coupled to - that is, how many protons are attached to the carbons next to the carbon...
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Why does a catalyst speed up a chemical reaction?

A catalyst lowers the activation energy of a reaction. It does this by providing an alternative, lower energy pathway for the reaction. An example of this - a catalyst may form a complex with the reactants w...
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What is electronegativity?

Electronegativity is the measure of the tendacy/ability of an atom to withdraw electron density in a chemical bonding pair of elcectrons. It is most commonly measured using the pauling scale.
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Calculate the PH of 32 mmol of HCl in 75cm^3 solution. Assume HCl fully dissociates.

32 mmol = 0.032 mol 75cm 3 = 0.075dm 3 n = c x v so c = n / v c = 0.032mol/0.075 dm 3 = 0.426moldm -3 pH = -log[H+] pH = -log(0.426) = 0.37 (no units)
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