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What can you use to pour 50 mL of acid from one container to another?
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∙ 11y ago
That depends on the container; if the mouth of the container into which the acid is being poured is large enough, you can just pour, with no additional equipment being required. If the mouth is too small, you can use a funnel. Since you are pouring acid, you would not use a plastic funnel, but an aluminum funnel would work.
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What kind of substance can you pour from one container into another without a change in volume?
Liquid.
In an experiment you use 0.457 L from one container and 0.432 L from another container of acetic acid in a reaction. How many MILLILITERS (mL) of acetic acid are you using?
I dont know
How you measure strength of an acid?
Firstly, you have to do a PH test on both of them. Secondly, record your're results Then do a simple subtraction of your two results and there is how to calculate how strong one acid is than another.
Why is oil difficult to transfer from one container to another?
Oil is difficult to transfer from one container to another because of its high viscosity. Pouring oil from one container to another is a slow process and time consuming.
Is adding antifreeze to your radiator a chemical or physical change?
It is a physical change because its composition does not change. There is no chemical reaction when you pour it from one container to another.
When you pour water from one container to another what changes?
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What kind of substance can you pour from one container into another without a change in volume?
Liquid.
What does Decanting?
To pour liquid from one container to another, as with wine, so as not to disturb the sediment
What is a homophone of poor?
Pore (tiny openings in the skin) and pour (to transfer liquid from one container to another) are homophones.
In an experiment you use 0.457 L from one container and 0.432 L from another container of acetic acid in a reaction. How many MILLILITERS (mL) of acetic acid are you using?
I dont know
Pouring 50cc of acid from one container to another?
Pouring 50cc of acid from one container to another can be dangerous and should be done with caution. Here are some safety precautions to follow: Wear protective gear such as gloves, goggles, and a face shield to protect yourself from splashes. Make sure the area is well-ventilated to prevent inhaling dangerous fumes. Slowly pour the acid into the other container, avoiding splashes and spills. Be sure to label the container with the name and concentration of the acid. If any acid spills, neutralize it with a baking soda solution and clean up the spill immediately. Properly dispose of the acid, check the regulation in your area for the correct disposal method. It is always recommended to consult the Material Safety Data Sheet(MSDS) or Safety Data Sheet(SDS) before handling any chemical and follow the instruction provided by the supplier or manufacturer.
How do you pour liquids to one container to another?
It depends on the liquid. Generally, you would wear safety goggles, gloves, apron. If the container necks are narrow, use a funnel. To avoid spillage, work over a sink.
How you measure strength of an acid?
Firstly, you have to do a PH test on both of them. Secondly, record your're results Then do a simple subtraction of your two results and there is how to calculate how strong one acid is than another.
Why is oil difficult to transfer from one container to another?
Oil is difficult to transfer from one container to another because of its high viscosity. Pouring oil from one container to another is a slow process and time consuming.
What enables water to be poured from one container to another container?
gravity?
Is adding antifreeze to your radiator a chemical or physical change?
It is a physical change because its composition does not change. There is no chemical reaction when you pour it from one container to another.
How does pouring hot tea from one container into another reduces of the tea more quickly than leaving the hot tea on the table on its own?
well firstly ... hot tea is hot ... so ... pouring tea from one container to another keeps the hot air trapped in ... as just leaving hot tea on the table ... all of the air molecules will rush out leaving it cold ... but when you continuously pour it into one container to another the air molecules cant escape because its going to fast.
