What is the answer to the following problem, reported to the correct number of significant figures? (8.000−7.009) / (10.00∗0.010000) A. 9.910 B. 9.91 C. 9.9 D. 0.9910 E. 0.99   B) Hydrates take the form: compound·nH2O. An unknown hydrate has a molar mass of 537 g/mol.If the anhydrate has a molar mass of 375. g/mol, what is the integer n in the hydrate. A. 5 B. 6 C. 7 D. 8 E. 97.   C) Calculate the change in enthalpy for the following reaction: A + 3B→D ∆Hrxn=? Given: 3A + 12B→6C ∆Hrxn= 60.0 kJ 2B + 2D→4C ∆Hrxn= 60.0 kJ Express your answer in kJ. A. -20.0 kJ B. -10.0 kJ C. 0.0 kJ D. 10.0 kJ E. 20.0 kJ

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A) What is the answer to the following problem, reported to the correct number of significant figures?

(8.000−7.009) / (10.00∗0.010000)

A. 9.910

B. 9.91

C. 9.9

D. 0.9910

E. 0.99

 

B) Hydrates take the form: compound·nH2O. An unknown hydrate has a molar mass of 537 g/mol.If the anhydrate has a molar mass of 375. g/mol, what is the integer n in the hydrate.

A. 5

B. 6

C. 7

D. 8

E. 97.

 

C) Calculate the change in enthalpy for the following reaction:

A + 3B→D ∆Hrxn=?

Given:

3A + 12B→6C ∆Hrxn= 60.0 kJ

2B + 2D→4C ∆Hrxn= 60.0 kJ

Express your answer in kJ.

A. -20.0 kJ

B. -10.0 kJ

C. 0.0 kJ

D. 10.0 kJ

E. 20.0 kJ

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