Hydrazine, N2H4(aq), is used in the preparation of polymers, pharmaceuticals and rocket fuel. Hydrazine has alkaline properties similar to ammonia and will act as a weak base. Given that a 100 mL sample of 0.10 mol/L hydrazine solution has a pH of 10.55 at 25.0 oC, write the formula for the conjugate acid and calculate the Ka of the conjugate acid.
Posted 4 years ago by zamanmina in Chemistry 30 | 0 answers
#chemistry 30
Calculate the pH of a 0.025 mol/L solution of sodium nitrite.
Posted 4 years ago by zamanmina in Chemistry 30 | 3 answers
#chemistry 30 #ph
A 1250 kg car slams on the brakes and skids on the icy road. If the car has to apply just 562N to get moving again, then 250N to maintain a constant speed (assume air resistance is negligible), what are the coefficients of static friction and kinetic friction of the road.
Posted 4 years ago by mk1243 in Physics 20 | 1 answers
#net force #friction
When a single photon from a source of light hits the retina in the eye, it triggers a signal that travels along the optic nerve to the occipital lobe of the brain.
The interaction of a photon with the photoreceptors in the retina first causes the movement of sodium ions into a sensory neuron. What happens after the movement of sodium ions?
Posted 4 years ago by Eyuan in Biology 30 | 0 answers
#sensory pathway
You attach a force scale to a toboggan resting in the snow:
-what is the min value of static friction and under what conditions would you observe that value on your force scale
-what happens when you start to pull on the force scale but it remains stationary
-what happens when your applied force exceeds the mas static force
-what happens to the number on the force scale in the moment the toboggan begins to move
-what 2 forces (equal in magnitude opposite in direction) is the scale measuring when you pull on the toboggan and it moves at a constant speed
Posted 4 years ago by mk1243 in Physics 20 | 0 answers
#friction
H2O2(l)+Cu2+(aq)→Cu(s)+O2(g)+2H+(aq)
Posted 4 years ago by kimdo2002 in Chemistry 30 | 0 answers
#chemistry 30
can someone help me with this question is really confusing and I don't understand, I need it by Tuesday, please... I'm desperate
Calculate the average speed and the average velocity for a ball that is moved according to the following instructions.
the ball (x,y)i=(10.0,-5.0)m
the ball along any curved path somewhere near (x,y)f=(-20.0,-10.0)m.
a.the average speed calculations
b.the average velocity calculations
c.why the average speed always greater than the magnitude of the average velocity?
can you please show the procedure so I can understand how to do this equation. thank you
Posted 4 years ago by minilol in Physics 20 | 0 answers
#kinematics
A jet weighs 3260kg and can withstand a max acceleration of "plus 7.33 g's". what is the net force acting on the jet?
would I put g as (-9.81) or just (9.81)
Posted 4 years ago by mk1243 in Physics 20 | 1 answers
#acceleration
So my essential question is: how does an individuals perspective of, and response to, a crisis define him or her?
is it okay if I challenge it and write about how their response and perspective of the crisis actually doesn’t define them. Speaking on how it all depends on circumstances and other factors around a persons life therefore that response doesn’t define them.
Posted 4 years ago by BertaGirl in English 30-1 | 1 answers
#prt
can someone help me with this question is really confusing and I don't understand, please.... I'm desperate
a ball along a straight path with the following velocity and time intervals:
-3.0s at 15.0m/s
-7.0s at 20.0m/s
-6.0s at -30.0m/s
-4.0s at 3.5m/s
a.total displacement?
b.displacement in the first 10s?
c.displcement in the last 10s?
d.displacement in the 5.0 - 15.0s time interval?
can you please show the procedure so I can understand how to do this equation. thank you
Posted 4 years ago by minilol in Physics 20 | 1 answers
#kinematics #velocity