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CMF
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If anyone here si good at chem. could you please help me with the following:

is the formula for nitrate NO3 or NO4?

and is the mole ratio of a chemical reaction dependent upon the mass of the reactants used? why or why not?

please help a fellow NSer out...
Feb 15 2007 7:11PM
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skijunkiedtm
Posts: 9229 - Karma: 61
dude just google that
Feb 15 2007 7:12PM
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eheath
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NO3, just googled it.
Feb 15 2007 7:12PM
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JockinJLoads
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moles react with moles....its not dependent on mass, it is on moles
Feb 15 2007 7:15PM
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CMF
Posts: 1918 - Karma: 16
thanks, i googled copper wire expierment (the lab we are doing and found the answers to the entire lab, i looks like my teacher got it off this educational web site.
Feb 15 2007 7:27PM
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TheQuailman
Posts: 7381 - Karma: 144
NO3

and no
Feb 15 2007 8:11PM
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TylerS
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deffinetly N03 and no
Feb 15 2007 8:14PM
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user098123
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the mole ratio isnt dependent, you write out the chemical equation like....H+ + OH- -> H20 or whatever, so the mole ratio of H+ to H20 would be 1:1 it depends on the coefficients before the reactants. Im pretty sure thats what it is at least lol.
Feb 15 2007 8:15PM
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Ghost_Dog1
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NO3 bro
Feb 15 2007 8:25PM
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CMF
Posts: 1918 - Karma: 16
One more thing: how do i determine the esperimental mole ratio of silver to copper?
Feb 15 2007 9:34PM
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charmander
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google it
Feb 15 2007 10:19PM
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