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Kathryn and her husband earned a considerable fortune during their working lives, but Kathryn is now retired and her husband is deceased. Kathryn has $20 million available to pass along to her two children, and has made provisions in her will to divide her estate equally between the children. The $20 million currently sits in a safe deposit box in a bank, where unfortunately it earns no return (though of course it also does not lose value). Question: Assume that the estate and gift tax rate is 40 percent, and there is a $10 million exemption, so any portion of an estate or lifetime gifts above $10 million is subject to a 40 percent tax. If Kathryn leaves the $20 million in her safe deposit box until she dies, then how much will each of her children receive after taxes? Solution Hi, Please find the correct answers as follows: Since there is an exemption of $10 million, any amount over and above will have to bear the taxes Tax Payable = ($20 million - $10 million)*40% =$4 million Amount left after tax payment = $20 million - $4 million =$16 million Hence, the amount each child will recieve = $16 million/2 =$8 million .
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By the Arrhenius definition, an acid directly produces H+ ions in aqueous solution and a base directly produces OH? ions in aqueous solution. For example, HClproduces H+ and NaOH produces OH?:
acid:base:HCl(aq)NaOH(aq)??H+(aq)+Cl?(aq)Na+(aq)+OH?(aq)
To recognize Arrhenius acids, look for H at the beginning of the formula. To recognize Arrhenius bases, look for OH at the end of the formula.
By the Brønsted-Lowry definition, an acid donates a H+ ion and a base accepts a H+ ion. For example, HCl donates a H+ ion to water and C5H5N accepts a proton from water. By showing water in the equation, we see a more complete picture of what is actually going on:
acid:base:HCl(aq)+H2O(l)C5H5N(aq)+H2O(l)??H3O+(aq)+Cl?(aq)C5H5NH+(aq)+OH?(aq)
To recognize Brønsted-Lowry acids, look for H at the beginning of the formula. To recognize Brønsted-Lowry bases, first make sure it\'s not an acid, and then look for N in the formula.
Part A
Classify each of these compounds as an Arrhenius acid, an Arrhenius base, or neither.
HClO3
KNO3
Hg(OH)2
KOH
Mn(OH)2
C3H8
HBr
Ca(OH)2
HF
H3PO4
Arhenius acid
Arhenius base
Neither
Solution
Arrhenius Acid : HClO3 , HBr , HF , H3PO4
Arrhenius base : Hg(OH)2 , KOH , Mn(OH)2 , Ca(OH)2
Neither : KNO3 , C3H8
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la) Define briefly the following terms- MSDS- IDLH Sublimation- Emulsi.docx
la) Define briefly the following terms: MSDS, IDLH Sublimation, Emulsion, lb) What is the physical state of acetic anhydride at room temperature? Write the structural formula of acetic anhydride, also look up the molecular weight, the boiling point and density of acetic anhydride.
Solution
a) MSDS or Material Safety Data Sheet is a document that comes with a material and mentions all the potential hazards of the material like health hazards, fire hazards, environmental hazards and reactivity.
IDLH or Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health is defined as exposure to airborne contaminants which may cause death or adverse health effects.
Sublimation is the process by which a substance which is in solid phase, directly goes to gaseous phase with rise in temperature. There\'s no intermediate liquid phase. For example, naphthalene.
Emulsion is a fine dispersion of one liquid in another liquid in which it is not completely soluble. It is a liquid-liquid colloid.
b) acetic anhydride is a colorless liquid at room temperature .
Structural formula CH3COOCOCH3. There is a double bond between second C and O , and third C and O. The other oxygen atom is attached to both the C\'s.
Molecular weight:102.09g/mol
Boiling point: 140 degrees Celsius
Density: 1.08 g/cm^3
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