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24.3cm^3 of 0.02moldm-3 KMnO4 reacted with 20cm^3 of iron (II) solution. Calculate the molarity of the iron (II) solution.

Firstly calcuate the moles of KMnO4 by using the equation n=MV/1000 where n=moles M=molarity (moldm-3) and V= volume (cm3). As the question gives the molarity and volume of KMnO4 you...

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Answered by Anya B. Chemistry tutor
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What is a buffer, and how does it respond to the addition of acid or alkali?

Firstly, I would try and establish with the tutee what a buffer is and define it. Going through the key aspects of what a buffer is. The standard definition I have for a buffer is 'A solution that minimis...

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What factors affect acidity in solution?

Approach this question in a logical manner breaking it down into constituent parts and then explaining these in turn.

  1. Give a defination for acidity i.e. pH: pH=-log10[H+] or pKa=-long10Ka...

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2-chloropropanoic acid has a Ka of 1.48E-3. Write an expression for Ka and hence or otherwise, calculate the pH of a 0.35M solution of 2-chloropropanoic acid

In these multiple part questions, it is often the case that the previous part of the question will provide necessary information for answering the following parts, as hinted by the use of 'hence'. It's ve...

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Butane, C4H10 is burned completely in excess oxygen, write the balanced chemical formula for the reaction, name the products and type of reaction.

We need to think about the number of atoms of each element in the reactants and ensure these are the same in the products.

This is the basic UNBALANCED equation.

C4H10 ...

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Answered by Callum J. Chemistry tutor
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