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Q: Sooty plumes generally billow from petroleum tank fires. What does the presence of these sooty…

A: Sooty plumes are consists of Soot, which is also known as lampblack or carbon black, is a fine brown…

Q: The following is a temperature-composition phase diagram for a binary system (A-B). Please answer…

A: Azeotropr graph is given.

Q: 1. Calculate [H*] and the pH of a tap-water sample in which [OH-]is 2.0x 10-7 M.

A: Given: OH-=2×10-7M We know that H+OH-=1×10-14MH+×2×10-7=1×10-14MH+=0.5×10-7M

Q: What is the purpose of soaking fresh cucumbers in a jar of vinegar (5% acetic acid)?  What does the…

A: Vinegar is made by the process of fermentation and is the combination of water and acetic acid…

Q: What are the assumptions and limitations of using Ka as a basis of sorption?

A: Adsorption: Adsorption is that the sticking of gas molecules onto the surface of a solid……

Q: The viscosity of benzene varies with temperature as shown in the following table. Use t data to…

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Q: V1 Vapor 90 90 bpB 80 80 L2 70 70 V3 Liquid L3 60 60 50 L5 V5 L4 50 100% A 80 60 40 20 0% 0% 20 40…

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Q: 20 kg of foodstuff initially has a moisture content of 450% (dry basis). This material is dried to a…

A: Given Data : Mass of food sample = 20 Kg  Initial moisture content of food sample (Xi) = 450% Final…

Q: 4.00g of a metal carbonate MCO, gives 1.91g of MO on heating to constant mass. Identify metal M in…

A: Given that, The mass of metal carbonate MCO3 = 4.00 g The mass of Metal-oxide MO = 1.91 g It is…