Questions regarding volume after evaporating and lever equilibrium

In summary, the conversation is about the asker seeking help with two questions for their exams. The first question involves applying the formula for density to an ice cube, but the asker is unsure of how to solve it. The second question is about lever systems and the asker is struggling to make it stable using the formula for mass. However, they have solved the second question with the help of others. The first question is about the molecular mass and mass of one mole of ice, as well as the number of moles in a given cube. The second part of the question involves calculating the volume of the gas at room temperature and pressure, and at room pressure but at a temperature of 100C.
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Bublifuk
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Hello.
I am preparing for certain exams and I encountered these question. Can you guys help me to solve these ones?
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The 1st one I tried to apply formula about density (p=m/v), but I guess that I need to solve through that ice cube. That I firstly sort out the number of atoms in ice cube and then I'll convert it into steam? I have no idea how to solve it.

The second one is mostly about lever system. I tried to use the formula (m=fd), but i don't know how to put figures into it to make it stable. Does anyone have an idea?


Thanks a lot!
 
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  • #2
for those who concerned I solved the second one:
it's=
1000 x 1.5 = 100 x 4.5 + 1.5x
x=700N

I hope somebody will help me with the first one:)
 
  • #3
What is the molecular mass of ice?
What is the mass of one mole of ice?
How many moles in the cube?
What volume would that many moles of a gas occupy at room temperature and pressure?
What volume would it then occupy at room pressure but 100C?
 

FAQ: Questions regarding volume after evaporating and lever equilibrium

What is volume?

Volume is the amount of space occupied by a substance or object.

How does volume change after evaporation?

The volume of a substance typically decreases after evaporation due to the loss of liquid particles.

Why does volume affect lever equilibrium?

Volume affects lever equilibrium because the weight of a substance contributes to the overall balance of the lever. When the volume changes, the weight also changes, which can impact the equilibrium.

Can volume be measured accurately after evaporation?

Yes, volume can be measured accurately after evaporation by using precise measuring tools such as a graduated cylinder or pipette.

How does temperature affect volume after evaporation?

Temperature can impact volume after evaporation as it can change the rate at which the liquid particles evaporate, thus affecting the overall volume of the substance.

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