I'm doing a project for my Government/Economics class, and we have to make an imaginary budget for ourselves at age 28. The career that I have chosen for the project is Nuclear Engineer. As a part of our project, we have to factor in clothes. What on the job clothing is needed? Also any other helpful information is appreciated. Thank you.
Steps: 1.) Balance each reaction. Note: For this problem they want you to assume you use up all of the stibnite, and that you have enough carbon and indium to convert all of the Sb4O6 and Sb respectively in the second and third reactions respectively. 2.) Determine the atomic weights of Sb2S3, Sb4O6, In, Sb, and InSb. These represent the mass in grams of how much one mole of each is. 3.) The numbers in front of each compound/element of the balanced equations tell you the ratio of the number of moles of each consumed (reactants) or produced (products). For instance from the first balanced reaction, for every 2 moles of stibnite consumed, only one mole of Sb4O6 is produced. Now use proportions to calculate the number of moles and weights in grams of the compounds/elements in step 2.
I agree with the previous answer - drink less. But if you won't do that, you can always make sure you go to the bathroom several times and especially right before going to bed. You could also set your alarm ahead of time for just a couple hours after going to sleep so that you wake up and pee before you do it in your sleep.
