a.
To determine:
The balanced reaction for the hydration of sodium iodide.
Introduction:
The balanced reaction is formed when number and charge of atoms on reactant side is equal to the number and charge of atoms on product side. Hydration reactions occur in the presence of water. Nonelectrolyte substances do not dissociate in the presence of water whereas, weak and strong electrolytes are dissociated into ions in the presence of water.
Introduction:
The balanced reaction is formed when number and charge of atoms on reactant side is equal to the number and charge of atoms on product side. Hydration reactions occur in the presence of water. Nonelectrolyte substances do not dissociate in the presence of water whereas, weak and strong electrolytes are dissociated into ions in the presence of water.
b.
To determine:
The balanced reaction for the hydration of pyruvic acid.
Introduction:
The balanced reaction is formed when number and charge of atoms on reactant side is equal to the number and charge of atoms on product side. Hydration reactions occur in the presence of water. Nonelectrolyte substances do not dissociate in the presence of water whereas, weak and strong electrolytes are dissociated into ions in the presence of water.
Introduction:
The balanced reaction is formed when number and charge of atoms on reactant side is equal to the number and charge of atoms on product side. Hydration reactions occur in the presence of water. Nonelectrolyte substances do not dissociate in the presence of water whereas, weak and strong electrolytes are dissociated into ions in the presence of water.
c.
To determine:
The balanced reaction for the hydration of glucose.
Introduction:
The balanced reaction is formed when number and charge of atoms on reactant side is equal to the number and charge of atoms on product side. Hydration reactions occur in the presence of water. Nonelectrolyte substances do not dissociate in the presence of water whereas, weak and strong electrolytes are dissociated into ions in the presence of water.
Introduction:
The balanced reaction is formed when number and charge of atoms on reactant side is equal to the number and charge of atoms on product side. Hydration reactions occur in the presence of water. Nonelectrolyte substances do not dissociate in the presence of water whereas, weak and strong electrolytes are dissociated into ions in the presence of water.
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