The compound nickel (III) chloride dihydrate has ____ mole(s) of water for every ____ mole(s) of ionic compound. three, two two, three one, two two, one
Am guessing is c
Are you sure??
nope :)
I mean are you sure in guessing??
nope
Do you know the formula for Nickel(III) chloride dihydrate??
The formula for Nickel(III) Chloride dihydrate is given by: \[\large \color{green}{NiCl_3.2H_2O}\]
Getting @Nana3456
yeah
oh so am right for every one mole NiCl3 there are 2 two H2O molecules :)
But answer is not C..
??
dont get it then :/
I actually think is NiCl2 * 2H2O
See, Here Ionic compound is \(NiCl_3\) So, 1 mole of Organic Compound gives you two moles of Water.. As in question water moles are coming first and then the moles of Ionic compound are coming so, two, one will be the answer..
No, in bracket there is written (III) and not (II)..
oh O.O!
Getting?? Read the question carefully..
YES
Got the answer for this?? First blank is for water moles that are 2.. Second blank is for ionic compound that is \(NiCl_3\) in this case.. So, 1..
yeah I get it now thank you so much! :) :) :)
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