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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!...

Ionic structures form giant lattices with many electrostatic attractions between oppositely charged ions. Covalent molecules have strong covalent bonds involving a shared pair of electrons.

The rate of reaction will increase. Increased temperature causes the particles to move faster, increasing the number of collisions between the particles. More particles have energy exceeding the activatio...

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 car...

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 reactant...