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I dont think this will work

Check here

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicon_nitride

The reaction runs in absence of Oxygen.

a. The given equation is not balanced. Also charges are missing. Tipp: in neutral solution Oxidation is done by Adding of OH- and gaining H2O .The reduction is vise versa. If you have the right equation read how many mol H2O2 correspond to Permanganat. Your mixture is equimolar! b. Use molar volume ...

About 20-50 g/l H2SO4, 5-8 g/l NaCl and 30-40 ml/l H2O2 30% or 50 - 70 g/l Na2S2O8, Temperature 50 - 60 °C ,
Stirring or air agitation

Calculate the mole of Chrome trichloride hexa hydrate by using molar mass. This is equal of moles of Chrome III. This is dissolved in 250 ml. An aliquot 21.3 ml was taken. How much moles correspond to it and diluted to 50 ml. Get the concentration for it. In my knowledge EDTA make a 1:1 COMPLEX. May...

This shows only a dissolving of the stem over 10 days, there is no crystalisation. This can be done with sulfuric acid /peroxide in some hours

To 1. You have not the right tool mechanically and also not the right chemical. It is impossible to do in this way. To 2. The recation what you wrote goes in opposit direction. Al(OH)3 + KHSO4 + H2SO4→AlK(SO4)2 + 3H2O and AlK(SO4)2 →Al 3+ + K+ + 2 SO4 2-, that is the dissociation I told before. The ...

Why should it happen. 1. What is your purpose or benefit for it? 2. On the other hand alum is the wrong chemical to obtain it. Alum is a salt what only dissociate in water, like other salt do, there is no sulfuric acid or other compounds. 3. The steel can only dissolved with hydrochloric or sulfuric...

What did you found on mcqs360? Which answer is correct or incorrect?

1. Get from all the compounds the molar Masses, check PSE for this. 2. Write down the correct balanced chemical equation 3. From the given masses calculated the moles by using n=m/M 4. Then do comparison how many moles hydrochloric correspond to how many moles magnesium chloride. 5. How this number ...

Every Substance has some characteristics. So there are healthy ones and others are unhealthy or poison. And also the taste buds react different, like sweet, spicy, salt, bitter, etc.
Its the matter how the human bring was built up .

I dont see calculation for mass fraction. You used mole fraction, do you?
Take maybe 1 g of the ceramic and calculate the grams of each oxide by using molar mass.

The method is valid at 25°C, at other temperature it differs.
Get the right mass fraction? What kind of Oxides you have?

You need the specific heat capacity of each component in your ceramic and the mass fraction of each component.
The Neumann Kopp law is here

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kopp%27s_law

We cannot read Arabien language, so Itranslated it.
Ammonium nitrate and ammonia gives a buffer. There is no reaction. Calculation with Henderson Hasselbalch equation.

Probably the oxides or sulfate of Ce and Zr.

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