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OpenStudy (christos):

Can you hep me out with this ? https://www.dropbox.com/s/p824cth4ditbihg/Screenshot%202013-11-01%2020.03.54.jpg

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i'm not all that great at chemistry, but If no one else comes to help, i'd do the first part like this: \[9.27x10^{-26} g \times \frac{ cm^3 }{ 7.87 g } = ? cm^3\]this way the units of grams cancel out, and all that is left is cm^3 which is a measurement unit of volume. as for Part B, there is going to be an equation from your notes or books that discusses the distance between electrons.

OpenStudy (christos):

Thanks a lot

OpenStudy (anonymous):

you bet ^_^

OpenStudy (christos):

How would you solve (B) @DemolisionWolf

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@Christos for part B, there needs to be an equation for electron distance or something in you book i'd imagine. chemistry isn't a strength of mine

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