Question

Two quick questions. [pics]

Answer 1

The answers to them would be greatly appreciated.

Answer 2

Those seem to be test questions. Please try them first, analyze yourself. Check the result and then if you have any doubt, let us know.

http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 3

I am well aware of the codes of conduct, and I promise you these are not "test" questions so to speak. It's entirely open-book, and these are the only two questions on the 30 question test I couldn't answer, as my textbook was left at school. This test is also a bonus test, so it really does not have much effect on my overall grade. Am I still asking too much? If so, sorry...

Answer 4

:) You're not asking too much, help has no limit ;)

Answer 5

Sorry for doubting on you dear friend.

Answer 6

haha no problem. If you don't feel like giving me a free answer, then no problem. I could try to google these concepts...

Answer 7

I will surely hesitate to give direct answer. Let me know what you did yet?

Answer 8

A? Though I'm unclear on what dissociation entitles

Answer 9

But actually, if it were to turn blue, then it would have needed to dissolve

Answer 10

Yep it is 1.24 L :)

Answer 11

Yeah you see, I'm not entirely sure. Maybe you could give me the answer, and explain why. I really do need to know, as I have another open book quiz regarding this subject

Answer 12

I was talking about first one.

Answer 13

yes

Answer 14

so was I, but I'm unclear on #2 is what I'm saying

Answer 15

Let us talk about the first one, first , ok?

Answer 16

Ok!

Answer 17

I think as it conducts electricity , so it is dissociated. But also, its color changes to blue, so dissolving has also occured

Answer 18

@aaronq , can you please confirm it?

Answer 19

I was thinking the same thing actually. I forgot that dissociating had to do with electric conductivity

Answer 20

Yeah, I'd say it's d.

Answer 21

Go for d) : )

Answer 22

thanks!

Answer 23

You're welcome joelp44.

Answer 24

yep! dissolving is the separation of a larger particle into smaller particles in solution

dissociation is the separation of different species of a compound into their respective ions NaCl -> Na+ + Cl-