Open Question: Can somebody please tell me the formulas for these molecular compounds?

Open Question: Can somebody please tell me the formulas for these molecular compounds?

Home >All Categories > Science & Mathematics >Astronomy & Space >Open QuestionI I I I Member since:April 13, 2011Total points:80 (Level 1)carbon tetrachloride -
arsenic disulfide -
sulfur trioxide -
methane -Answer Question

EnclosedChargeOverEpsilonNaught by Enclosed... Member since:April 02, 2011Total points:778 (Level 2)*note: the numbers in brackets {} are subscripts
carbon tetrachloride - CCl{4}
arsenic disulfide - As{4}S{4}
sulfur trioxide - SO{3}
methane - CH{4}

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Open Question: Which member of the following pairs of compounds have a higher lattice energy?

Open Question: Which member of the following pairs of compounds have a higher lattice energy?

Which member of the following pairs of compounds would you expect to have the higher lattice energy? Explain why?

1)Calcium chloride or magnesium floride

2)lead(II) bromide or lead(iv) bromide

3) sodium phosphide or sodium phosphate


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Open Question: Which set of compounds would the Law of Multiple Proportions apply to...?

Open Question: Which set of compounds would the Law of Multiple Proportions apply to...?

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law states: If two elements form more than one compound between them, then the ratios of the masses of the second element which combine with a fixed mass of the first element will be ratios of small whole numbers.

no is 1:1 ratio of n to o, no2 is mass ratio of 1:n to 2 o, "then the ratios of the masses of the second element which combine with a fixed mass of the first element will be ratios of small whole numbers."

n is fixed, and o is in a ratio of small whole numbers!


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Open Question: Describe how you used a TLC plate to determine the identity of a series of unknown compounds. How does TLC?