Asian

is there a specific way we should arrange the electrons around the atom??

so i think that organic solids and pure liquids are poor conductors.... because they are both stable at the moment and don't produce any ions????????

u must increase the # of molecuels. but how would knowing the formula of the compound help me at all???

so basically for the question " how can you account for the fair and poor conductors of electricity" that basically is that one produces more ions than the other?????

so basically for the question " how can you account for the fair and poor conductors of electricity" that basically is that one produces more ions than the other?????

the number of ions produced??? but how would be there a different number of ions??? i know that 0.1 m has a lower concentration and 6m has a higher concentration. but im not to0 sure about glacial acetic acid. it also says to talk about the chemical formulas but i dont know how i would incorparate that in

whats the difference between the dissociation between 6m, 0.1m, and glacial acetic acid. i think once i find this out i can answer the question

wouldn't acetic acid be neutral because the polyatomic ion for acetate is negative, and the hydrogen element is positive, thus the two balancing each other out. it says for a hitnt for the acetic acid question to use the formulas for each, but i dont get how taht would apply to the question

i know what dissociation is. dissociation is the fact that water is partially negative and positive, and it breaks apart the molecules to form ions. the more ions u have the better the conductor it is. i just don't know how any of that is related to any of the questions

i also know that glacial acetic acid is a pure liquid, im not sure if a pure liquids do not produce any ions, since they dont produce any ions

im not at all asking for answers, i just need a little bit of help. i believe the answer to #2 is that they are both poor conductors but im not quite sure why. for question 1 i know the order goes 6m, 1m, and then the glacial acetic acid. but i dont really understand how i can find out the charges on both of them. for question 3, i think that we wouldn't use fair or poor conductors in our everyday lives. any help is appreciated, and i really need it too

Hey guys this is my first post. Im having trouble with 3 questions on my chem lab. The first question is discuss the differences in conductivity between glacial acetic acid, 6 m acetic acid, and 0.1 m acetic acid. the second question is how do organic solids and liquids rate as electric conductors.. lastly how can you account for the fair and poor conductors of electricicty.. Much help is appreciated, but only please respond if you know the answer. Thanks!