a) ihe Soluby of some unknown chemical at 88°C IS280.59/93.89 Hzo. How much of this Substance can dissolvein 452. 1g of water at 88°Cb) If the Solubility, of some unknown compound at 9.6°C is1779/87g Hz0, how many grams will dissolve ina Solutionwithof Solvent at 9.6°C

Given the Solubility : a) 280.5 g of substance dissolve in 93.8 g of water at 88℃ b) 177 g of…

a) The Solubility of some unknown chemical at 88°C S 280.59/93.89 Hzo. How much of this Substance can dissolve in 452. 19 of water at 88°C b) If the Solubility of some unknown at 9.6°C IS compaund 177g/879 Hz0, how many grams will dissolve in a Solution with 1089 of Solvent at 9.6°C

a) The Solubility of some unknown chemical at 88°C S 280.59/93.89 Hzo. How much of this Substance can dissolve in 452. 19 of water at 88°C b) If the Solubility of some unknown at 9.6°C IS compaund 177g/879 Hz0, how many grams will dissolve in a Solution with 1089 of Solvent at 9.6°C

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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