The substance mercury(I)nitrate was originally thought to have the formula HgNO3, but is now known to be Hg2(NO3)2 because the mercury(I)ion has the formula Hg22+ Freezing point depression data provided some of the evidence for this discovery. What value for i would be obtained for 1m solution based on the formula HgNO3 ? Should the value for i be for mercury(I)nitrate.
The substance mercury(I)nitrate was originally thought to have the formula HgNO3, but is now known to be Hg2(NO3)2 because the mercury(I)ion has the formula Hg22+ Freezing point depression data provided some of the evidence for this discovery. What value for i would be obtained for 1m solution based on the formula HgNO3 ? Should the value for i be for mercury(I)nitrate.
Salt(NaCl) can result in corrosion problems on cars and bridges in areas where it is used to de ice roads. Use a reference source to find out what other chemicals are now sometimes used instead, with their advantages and disadvantages.
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The Van't Hoff factor denoted by i describes how much a substance dissociates or associates in a solution. For instance, i has a value of 1 when a non-electrolytic is dissolved in water.
The value of i however, is depicted by the total number of ions that are present per formula unit of the compound when a solution of ionic compound is formed in water.
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