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Oh, dude, balancing chemical equations, like, totally takes me back to high school chemistry. So, like, to balance Ag + N2 = Ag3N, you gotta make sure the number of each type of atom is the same on both sides. Start by putting a 3 in front of Ag on the left to match the Ag3N on the right, then add a 2 in front of N2 to balance the nitrogen atoms. Voilà! Balanced equation, like, no big deal.
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Cu and AgCl equals Ag plus CuCl2?
cu(II) + 2agcl --> 2ag+cucl2
What did Felix Klein reaserched?
A two - degree -of -freedom gyroscope -AG
If angle 1 is 30 and arc ab is 90 what is the measure of arc ag?
30
Definition of expansion in maths?
meaning to multiply something into a term x. for example, this term x can be (3+a), or even (a+b+c+8). let us name that something 'y'. to expand, we put y(x), meaning y times x. another example, -g(a) = -ag, or minus (a times g). if the set x contains more than one term, multiply all the terms by y. y(a+b) = ay + by.remember, minus times minus is a plus, and minus times plus is minus.
Write the solubility product expression for Ag2Co3?
Ksol = [Ag+]2*[CO32-] at equilibrium (saturated solution)in which:Ksol is the thermodynamic equilibrium constant, onlydependent on temperature.[X] is the concentration of substance X in mole/Litre.Note that:the exponent 'p' in the expression [X]p is equal to the number of ions in the balanced equilibrium equation: 2Ag+ + CO32- (Ag2CO3)s. So p=2 for [Ag+]concentration of only solved particles are in the Eq. expression [Ag+]2*[CO32-] and not those of solid (Ag2CO3)s. However, some solid (Ag2CO3)s is needed to get to an equilibrium state, so at least the solution is to be saturated.
