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An aqueous solution of calcium hydroxide contains calcium ions and
hydroxide ions.
(i) How many moles of ions are there in one mole of calcium hydroxide?
(ii) How many moles of electrons are there in one mole of hydroxide ions?
I worked out the answer for part (i) which is 3
for part (ii) will we use Avogadro's constant? what should my first step be? I'm not quite sure how to attempt it...
hydroxide ions.
(i) How many moles of ions are there in one mole of calcium hydroxide?
(ii) How many moles of electrons are there in one mole of hydroxide ions?
I worked out the answer for part (i) which is 3
for part (ii) will we use Avogadro's constant? what should my first step be? I'm not quite sure how to attempt it...
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OH-
Oxygen 8 electron
Hydrogen 1 electron
Minus sign so another electron
Total 10 electron
Avogadro constant 6.02x10^23 times 10 which is 6.02x10^24
Hope this the answers
Btw how r u😊
Oxygen 8 electron
Hydrogen 1 electron
Minus sign so another electron
Total 10 electron
Avogadro constant 6.02x10^23 times 10 which is 6.02x10^24
Hope this the answers
Btw how r u😊
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(Original post by Ailurophile03)
OH-
Oxygen 8 electron
Hydrogen 1 electron
Minus sign so another electron
Total 10 electron
Avogadro constant 6.02x10^23 times 10 which is 6.02x10^24
Hope this the answers
Btw how r u😊
OH-
Oxygen 8 electron
Hydrogen 1 electron
Minus sign so another electron
Total 10 electron
Avogadro constant 6.02x10^23 times 10 which is 6.02x10^24
Hope this the answers
Btw how r u😊
I can't wait for alevels to be over. I'm repeating units 2 and 3 of chem cuz I didn't get a good grade. exams gonna start this Tuesday
. soo not well. I feel like hibernating.I finished my nyu application a few days ago which took a lot of time.
I'm so happy to hear from u! hows it going at ur end?
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(Original post by Ailurophile03)
OH-
Oxygen 8 electron
Hydrogen 1 electron
Minus sign so another electron
Total 10 electron
Avogadro constant 6.02x10^23 times 10 which is 6.02x10^24
Hope this the answers
Btw how r u😊
OH-
Oxygen 8 electron
Hydrogen 1 electron
Minus sign so another electron
Total 10 electron
Avogadro constant 6.02x10^23 times 10 which is 6.02x10^24
Hope this the answers
Btw how r u😊
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If it said 2 moles would the answer be 20?
If it said 2 moles would the answer be 20?
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just checked the marking scheme...it just says 10 ..THANKYOU!
I can't wait for alevels to be over. I'm repeating units 2 and 3 of chem cuz I didn't get a good grade. exams gonna start this Tuesday
. soo not well. I feel like hibernating.
I finished my nyu application a few days ago which took a lot of time.
I'm so happy to hear from u! hows it going at ur end?
just checked the marking scheme...it just says 10 ..THANKYOU!
I can't wait for alevels to be over. I'm repeating units 2 and 3 of chem cuz I didn't get a good grade. exams gonna start this Tuesday
. soo not well. I feel like hibernating.I finished my nyu application a few days ago which took a lot of time.
I'm so happy to hear from u! hows it going at ur end?
I was supposed to give my retakes in Jan but due to some issues I can’t.
I’ll be doing it along A2 in may😕.
I’m good thank u. How r u? Btw happy new year ❤️.
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(Original post by Ailurophile03)
Oh I’m kinda confused now. Why is the ans only 10
I was supposed to give my retakes in Jan but due to some issues I can’t.
I’ll be doing it along A2 in may😕.
I’m good thank u. How r u? Btw happy new year ❤️.
Oh I’m kinda confused now. Why is the ans only 10
I was supposed to give my retakes in Jan but due to some issues I can’t.
I’ll be doing it along A2 in may😕.
I’m good thank u. How r u? Btw happy new year ❤️.
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(Original post by Pigster)
Draw a dot and cross diagram for one OH- ion. You'll see (assuming you, for a change, include the inner shell electrons).
Draw a dot and cross diagram for one OH- ion. You'll see (assuming you, for a change, include the inner shell electrons).
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(Original post by Ailurophile03)
I mean don’t we have to multiply with Avogadro constant to find The number of electrons
I mean don’t we have to multiply with Avogadro constant to find The number of electrons
That could be written as 6.02x10^24 electrons, but there's no reason to do that, especially as the question asks 'how many moles'.
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(Original post by Trumbles)
The answer is 10 moles of electrons.
That could be written as 6.02x10^24 electrons, but there's no reason to do that, especially as the question asks 'how many moles'.
The answer is 10 moles of electrons.
That could be written as 6.02x10^24 electrons, but there's no reason to do that, especially as the question asks 'how many moles'.
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