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Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!

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What is the difference between branched and unbranched structure of an alkene? for example butene in this case. Can somebody please explain and show me the drawn ones? thanks a lot
 
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A funnel?You mean a pipette?I dont get what you're saying
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Q Is it that powdering the catalyst increases the Rate of Reaction more than it could have been with lump of catalyst? or is it the same
 
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You normally use a funnel as it ensures all the liquid goes in to the container. Using a burette will cause a little bit of water to flow out
But, the narrow necked funnel they are referring to can only be conical flask no? Then why not burette as we normally do in titrations
 
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