If you wanted to prepare a 6.0 Msolution of hydrochloric acid, which of the following could be used as stock solutions? Check all that apply. Choose one or more: OA. 11.65 MHCI OB. 8.0 MHCI OC. 5.5 MHCI OD.2.0 MHCI

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Mg3(PO4)2 (s) Mg2*(aq) + _ PO43- (aq) Mg2* (aq) PO43 (aq) initial change eqm Write Ksn in terms of x. 36 x5 12 x3 3x4 108 x5

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27. Pepper and Salt mixture is a great example of a heterogeneous mixture.   Group of answer choices a)  True b)  False

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In the following sub-questions, use your book and notes to generate an argument for each model of light. Remember, on the first day of class we discussed that argumentation requires: ● a claim (which I've given), • evidence (which you should look up in the form of data or scientific principles) and reasoning that connects the evidence to the claim (which you should generate from your understanding so far).