No, I'd say these courses are fairly different and they will both indeed be helpful in your journey to becoming a nurse. It is definitely a good thing to be taking both of these courses.
As(H2SO3)3 would be arsenous hydrogen sulfite but yes, never arsenous sulfurous. You are correct.
Sb2(SO3)3 would be Antimony(III) Sulfite just like Sb2(SO3)5 would be Antimony(V) Sulfite
Yeah, for me too, the van der Waals equation is quite confusing.
[P + (n^2 x a/V^2)](V - nb) = nRT
so P = nRT - ((n^2a/V^2)(V-nb))
= 20 mol x .0821 x 300 K - ((20^2 x .04286/1^2)(1 - (20 x 3.658)))
Okay, so my answer is 1729 atm.
Your answer is C.