Johnwills:
how did you get it?

usin S.G of KI which is 3.12... 1ml = 3.12 × 1 (which is density of watr in g/ml) .... 1ml=3.12g derefore 1g=1÷3.12 ... which is 0.32 .... yaaaay FTC

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dora7891: usin S.G of KI which is 3.12... 1ml = 3.12 × 1 (which is density of watr in g/ml) .... 1ml=3.12g derefore 1g=1÷3.12 ... which is 0.32 .... yaaaay FTC

*wakes up from sleep caused by john's party* dora u re veri right infact mayb we could coach johnwills 2geda.........

dora7891: usin S.G of KI which is 3.12... 1ml = 3.12 × 1 (which is density of watr in g/ml) .... 1ml=3.12g derefore 1g=1÷3.12 ... which is 0.32 .... yaaaay FTC

KI solution is a saturated solution in which at 20 degree centigrade, the solubility is 1.4g/100g of H20. And 1g of water is the same as 1ml. I think solubility is what we should consider using. Since increase in temperature increases the solubility of the salt. What do you think?

Johnwills:
KI solution is a saturated solution in which at 20 degree centigrade, the solubility is 1.4g/100g of H20. And 1g of water is the same as 1ml. I think solubility is what we should consider using. Since increase in temperature increases the solubility of the salt. What do you think?

..... I tot of dat... but dat applies 2 just water which has Specific gravity of 1... so if u do d calc ud get 1g=1ml for water... but 4 KI if u hav 2 take d SG into consideration... which is not 1 but 3.12... so iono

Any pharmacist in d hus

Johnwills:
Thank you very much. I have a challenge now. I need 1g of KI but I dont have it in solid form. I have a solution of KI. So how many ml of KI solution would be equivalent to 1g of KI?

efyzhi: Any pharmacist in d hus

can u ansa d question? im not a pharmacy student tho

dora7891: usin S.G of KI which is 3.12... 1ml = 3.12 × 1 (which is density of watr in g/ml) .... 1ml=3.12g derefore 1g=1÷3.12 ... which is 0.32 .... yaaaay FTC

but you are correct. I've done calculations densities and solubility and it gave me same answer. You be Dora in deed.

Johnwills:
but you are correct. I've done calculations densities and solubility and it gave me same answer. You be Dora in deed.

really? yaaaay? but sir question 4 u.... how do u calculate specific gravity of a chem compound?

*afta crackin. My brain* I think dis is mass nd volume so d=m/v shud b used nd density of KI is 3.13g/cm3 which means dat 1 g of KI =3.13=1/? ?=1/3.13 which is 0.32cm3 nd since 1cm3=1ml den d ansa is 0.32ml.....

moyes5757: *afta crackin. My brain* I think dis is mass nd volume so d=m/v shud b used nd density of KI is 3.13g/cm3 which means dat 1 g of KI =3.13=1/? ?=1/3.13 which is 0.32cm3 nd since 1cm3=1ml den d ansa is 0.32ml.....

... 3.13 gotten how?

dora7891: really? yaaaay? but sir question 4 u.... how do u calculate specific gravity of a chem compound?

uh uh uh can I ansa dat ma

moyes5757: uh uh uh can I ansa dat ma

yea yea pls

dora7891: ... 3.13 gotten how?

sori 3.123 seems lyk I nid glasses now oo but it still gives d same ansa sha 0.32

dora7891: yea yea pls

specific gravity or relative density is gotten by dividing density of d substance by dat of water. Which is 1g/cm3 or 1000kg/m3

moyes5757: sori 3.123 seems lyk I nid glasses now oo but it still gives d same ansa sha 0.32

yup yup

moyes5757: specific gravity or relative density is gotten by dividing density of d substance by dat of water. Which is 1g/cm3 or 1000kg/m3

oh yh ofcoz thx

dora7891: oh yh ofcoz thx

we nid 2 kip doin diz 2 make our brains stay sharp because 7 mnths is a lng tym o

moyes5757: *wakes up from sleep caused by john's party* dora u re veri right infact mayb we could coach johnwills 2geda.........

lol naaah I shuld b coachd

moyes5757: we nid 2 kip doin diz 2 make our brains stay sharp because 7 mnths is a lng tym o

yh imagine I 4got dis wat else am I gon 4get... unto my advanced chemistry textbook... altho its already been read front to baq... need sometin new

dora7891: oh yh ofcoz thx

*hold pankere nd ready 2 beat*where is john dat we re coaching

dora7891: lol naaah I shuld b coachd

nt rili o I lyk ur S.G approach 2 dat qstn

dora7891: yh imagine I 4got dis wat else am I gon 4get... unto my advanced chemistry textbook... altho its already been read front to baq... need sometin new

ya I am right now trollin d internet 4 books. I suggest wikibooks.com if u're interested

moyes5757: nt rili o I lyk ur S.G approach 2 dat qstn

aww *blush blush blush*.

dora7891: yh imagine I 4got dis wat else am I gon 4get... unto my advanced chemistry textbook... altho its already been read front to baq... need sometin new

which advanced textbook re u usin

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