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Verified chemistry OBJ:
1DABDCCDBDD
11ABBACBADAB
21CADBCCAAAB
3ai)
It states that all pure samples of the same compound contain the same elements combine in the same proportion by mass
3aii)
-They have the s sub orbital
-They are soft metals
-They occupy group1 of the periodic table
-Their carbonates are soluble in water
-They are the most electropositive metals
-Their nitrates decompose to give nitrites and oxygen
2 NaNO3 – > 2 NaNO2 (s ) O 2 (g)
3b)
Using dilution formular
C 1 V 1 =C 2 V 2
25 * 1 =0 .2 * V 2
V 2 =25 * 1 / 0 . 2
V 2 =125 cm ^ 3
3ci)
-Fat are solids , oils are liquids
-Fats have high boiling point oil have low boiling point
3cii)
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