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Having a different cleaner for each room can be tedious. Thankfully, hydrogen peroxide cleans and disinfects multiple surfaces all on its own. Not only can ...
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SOLVED: The hydrogen peroxide solution that you are using in this experiment is labeled as a 3.00% solution. This is a mass/volume percent, which can also be expressed as 3.00 g H2O2/100.0 mL of solution. In order to complete the calculations to determine activation energy, we need to express that concentration in units of molarity. Calculate the initial concentration of H2O2 in units of M.(Your answer should have 3 sig figs)
SOLVED: The hydrogen peroxide solution that you are using in this experiment is labeled as a 3.00% solution. This is a mass/volume percent, which can also be expressed as 3.00 g H2O2/100.0 mL of solution. In order to complete the calculations to determine activation energy, we need to express that concentration in units of molarity. Calculate the initial concentration of H2O2 in units of M.(Your answer should have 3 sig figs)
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