Chocolate, I think chocolate is a good example of cooking low and slow. When cooking chocolate, there are a couple ways this can be done. The first one is on the stove right in the pan. When cooking chocolate on the stove you have to be careful you don’t burn it with having the temperature too high. If the temperature is too high and it begins to boil with many tiny […]

True/False1. True or False: Charles’ Law states that if the pressure remains constant, thevolume of a gas varies directly as the absolute temperature.2. True or False: R eactions are driven to a state of greater order which is calledentropy.3. True or False: Hess’ Law of Heat Summation states that the total energy of theuniverse is constant and cannot be created or destroyed.4. True or False: […]

The Intergalactic Federation has sent you to the planet Fieso on a diplomatic recon mission. The planet is currently embattled in a cold war between two continents. With both continents vying for your support, you must find a way to diplomatically acquire a bi-weekly transport of “Bubbly fizzy juice” aka Carbonic Acid. The completed trade deal should provide 1649 citizens of space station 1678 aka […]

Write a paper (a scholarly paper) on your chosen energy topic. Your focus is on either electricity (if you had Nuclear, Renewable, or Conventional) or transportation. The instructor assigned your topic which will be Traditional energy. The paper must be a minimum 2500 words. On average, this will be 5-6 pages long, single spaced. (This is NOT including pictures, references, or graphs, which should also […]

Write the balanced chemical equation for the reaction taking place in the flasks for part 1.  From the mass of KHP, calculate the moles of KHP used for each of 3 trials.  Using the moles of KHP in each flask, use stoichiometry to calculate the moles of NaOH that were used to reach the equivalence point in each flask.  Finally, calculate the molarity of your […]

Write the balanced chemical equation for the reaction taking place in the flasks for part 1.  From the mass of KHP, calculate the moles of KHP used for each of 3 trials.  Using the moles of KHP in each flask, use stoichiometry to calculate the moles of NaOH that were used to reach the equivalence point in each flask.  Finally, calculate the molarity of your […]

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Write the balanced chemical equation for the reaction taking place in the flasks for part 1.  From the mass of KHP, calculate the moles of KHP used for each of 3 trials.  Using the moles of KHP in each flask, use stoichiometry to calculate the moles of NaOH that were used to reach the equivalence point in each flask.  Finally, calculate the molarity of your […]

Write the balanced chemical equation for the reaction taking place in the flasks for part 1.  From the mass of KHP, calculate the moles of KHP used for each of 3 trials.  Using the moles of KHP in each flask, use stoichiometry to calculate the moles of NaOH that were used to reach the equivalence point in each flask.  Finally, calculate the molarity of your […]

1) What is the diffraction pattern for a horizontal array of lines? a)a horizontal row of dots , b)a square array of dots, c)a vertical column of dots d)a rectangular array of dots where the spacing between the dots is greater in the horizontal direction e)a rectangular array of dots where the spacing between the dots is greater in the vertical direction  2)What is the diffraction pattern for a […]