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1) How much of a 0.567M hydrobromic acid solution would be needed to completely react with 523.4mL of a 1.267M mercury (I) nitrate solution?

2.    A reaction of 5.35g of solid methyl lithium (CH₃Li) reacts with 24.63g of solid carbamic acid (NH₂COOH) at 200K to produce methane gas (CH₄) and a dilithium carbamate salt (NHCO₂Li₂). If the completed reaction mixture heated to 350K in a 2.6L container, what is the pressure in the container?

 

3.    If the excess salt is dissolved in water, it will reform carbamic acid. At 350K, carbamic acid will decompose into NH₃ (g) and CO₂ (g). Assuming that the water vapor has no effect on the overall gas components or container volume, what is the final pressure in the container outlined in question 2 now?

 

4.    What are the partial pressures of each gas in the container? Provide two types of reactions (e.g. acid/base, oxidation/reduction, etc...) that will describe the reaction in question 2, and one additional to describe the reaction in 3 (this can be the same as one of the previous two answered for question 2, should it be applicable).