I am damn sure its 16carolinetcw said:so how many pairs of electrons were shared? CH3COCH3CH2CH2CO ( double bond for last CO )
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I am damn sure its 16carolinetcw said:so how many pairs of electrons were shared? CH3COCH3CH2CH2CO ( double bond for last CO )
No .....axhynic said:O^-2 + 2 e ----> O2
2C + 2O2 -----> 2CO2
those two were correct i think
NO its 16jazzangel16 said:carolinetcw said:the answer is 13 pairs of electrons!!
No it is 17
karthik said:I am damn sure its 16carolinetcw said:so how many pairs of electrons were shared? CH3COCH3CH2CH2CO ( double bond for last CO )
i say this toobasch said:You ARE WRONG in two answers you gave karthik. (i)the body of aeroplanes are made up of an aluminium alloy(I just checked it out on the net).
(ii)at the anode oxygen is formed and with time the oxygen reacts with the carbon anode.this is why the anode has to be replaced with time
no its 17karthik said:NO its 16jazzangel16 said:carolinetcw said:the answer is 13 pairs of electrons!!
No it is 17
Shiki Misaki said:for No. 23
A. Electrolysis of its aqueous sulfate
B. Electrolysis of its molten oxide
C. Reduction of its oxide by heating with coke
D. Reduction of its oxide by heating with hydrogen.
creative22 said:why B is wrong ?
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