Which of the following is a potential toxic side effect of inhaled NO?

When a solute is dissolved in a pure solvent, vapor pressure _________________.

Do your work in scratch paper and make sure to include the problem #. Type your responses in the text box provided. Do not worry about the subscripts or superscripts. For example, H2O can be shown as “H2O” and Mg2+ as “Mg2+”. Consider the following precipitation reaction (unbalanced): AlCl3(aq) + LiOH(aq) → Al(OH)3(…….) + LiCl(………) A) Balanced chemical equation (molecular equation) with correct physical states : (Use solubility rules to identify the insoluble solid and aqueous solution). ______________________________________ B) Complete (or total) ionic equation (make sure to label charges correctly, wherever appropriate): ________________ C) What is/are the spectator ion(s)? ________________ D) Net ionic equation: _________________________ Solubility Rules.PNG

What is the volume percent (v/v) concentration of a solution of mL of a unknown liquid solute in mL of water as solvent?______________ % (v/v). Do NOT enter unit.

A student needs a M CaCl2 solution for a lab experiment. They found a M CaCl2 solution in the lab and decided to dilute it. How many mL of the M CaCl2 will they need to use to prepare 100. mL of the M CaCl2 solution?_______________ mL of the M CaCl2 solution. Do NOT enter unit.

Which one of the following compounds will NOT be soluble in water? Use the solubility rules table provided. Solubility Rules.PNG

Consider the following three solutions:Solution A with pH = 3.8Solution B with pH = 6.0Solution C with pH = 8.2Which of the following statements is false?

How many moles of a unknown solute are present in a 250-mL solution of M concentration?

Which of the following statements represents the Dalton’s law?

In water, a substance that completely ionizes in solution is called a ___________.