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Mass to mass stoichiometry:- Mass to mass calculations are the most practical of all mass -based stoichiometry problems. The mass of given substance is converted into moles by use of molar mass of that substance from periodic table. Answer and Explanation:1 Mass to mass problems...
To find the the excess reactant, one must first determine the limiting reactant. This is done by equating the coefficients of the reactants. The ratio setup hints to the reactant that will deplete first, making it the limiting reactant, and the other one is the one in excess. What is...
An important parameter in order to describe the DME synthesis reactor as well as the FT synthesis reactor is the conversion. The conversion of synthesis reactors most commonly refers to the conversion of CO and is defined as the total molar flow of CO consumed during the reaction divided by th...
Once you recover from the shock due to the mountain of formulas you will notice that each unit is hiding the formula from which it was created: the molar mass unit is kg/mol (mass/amount), the unit of concentration is mol/dm3(amount/volume), the unit of density is kg/L (mass/volum...
in chemistry you will often convert between mass and moles, and back again, to solve problems. and for this you will use the molar masses of compounds and elements A LOT. If the question starts with grams, and you are asked to find moles, you are going to have to use...
The empirical formula relates the amount of each atom present in a compound to each other. To proceed, we must then convert all of our masses into moles using the molar mass of the atom and dimensional analysis. For carbon, we find $$\frac{40.02 \text{g of C}}{1}\times\frac{1\tex...
While substrate binding in the ATPase channel of bacterial Lon was previously shown to be sufficient to induce the protease domains to organize into a sixfold symmetric ring with activated protease active sites31, we were surprised to find that the protease domains in substrate-bound human LONP1 ...
Answer to: Draw all the steps in the synthesis of each peptide from individual amino acids: (a) Gly-Ala; (b) Ile-Ala-Phe. By signing up, you'll...