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Yes i am sure, elimination is not used for waterare you sure? isnt elimination the removal of water? :O
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Yes i am sure, elimination is not used for waterare you sure? isnt elimination the removal of water? :O
yes it does....check the msNo, the term elimination is only used for alkyl halides, not for H2O removal.
ok post me the ms which they they reject elimination word for water removal...Yes i am sure, elimination is not used for water
Can u post the link of ms please?yes it does....chect the ms
The latter.Is P4O6 in our syllabus or P4O10? If we are asked for an oxide of Phosphorus, which one will we quote?
I haven't seen the ms, but my teachers have told me that we have only one elimination reaction in syllabus and that is for alkyl halides.ok post me the ms which they they reject elimination word for water removal...
thanksThe latter.
I haven't seen the ms, but my teachers have told me that we have only one elimination reaction in syllabus and that is for alkyl halides.
m/j 2009p22Can u post the link of ms please?
Not a good idea. Writing both implies you're confused which one. Write any one (preferably dehydration).But never trust examiners. >.> Just write both.
As-Salaamu 'Alaykum;
http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_s04_ms.pdf
They accepted both dehydration and elimination in question 4 part (c) in that MS.
But never trust examiners. >.> Just write both.
Thanks a lot both of you. but we can't write both so write dehydration for H2O and elimination for alkyl halides, as this can't be wrong in any case. Who knows the examiner!m/j 2009p22
Q5c
of course ...u have to right 1...never right multi answer...Not a good idea. Writing both implies you're confused which one. Write any one (preferably dehydration).
Not a good idea. Writing both implies you're confused which one. Write any one (preferably dehydration).
yes ...it means the ions which dont take prt in the reaction...means remains in the solution sameok anglegirl...... know abt spectator ions?
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