hassam said:thats an R rated questiom
I would go with C..
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hassam said:thats an R rated questiom
what is the answer for the angles question??hassam said:i didnt understnd that question completely,,,i don understand where thos powers came from ans is B...CN anyone clear me this
well S has 6e- so 2 went in single bonds and 2 in double bond...so wheres the other 2
in SN2 from reactants into>intermediate is a slow step from intermediate to product it is fast becauseXthegreat said:Saturation said:Xthegreat said:both Sn1 and Sn2 have intermediates
its just that the Sn2's intermediate is a very fast step such that it is often ignored.
aha, so if they ask which one has intermediate steps (like in a 1,2,3 question) , is it yes for SN2??
i dunno for sure because nothing like this came up before. but i'll put a yes for my own answer cause when you draw out the mechanism, you include the intermediate stage too rite?
hassam said:thats an R rated questiom
Dhassam said:36 This question is about the chemistry of Group VII elements. Which of the following
statements are correct?
1 The halogens all form hydrides that are acids in aqueous solutions.
2 The reactivity of halogens as oxidising agents decreases on descending the group.
3 The reaction between concentrated sulfuric acid and potassium chloride is that of a
redox reaction.
hassam said:36 This question is about the chemistry of Group VII elements. Which of the following
statements are correct?
1 The halogens all form hydrides that are acids in aqueous solutions.
2 The reactivity of halogens as oxidising agents decreases on descending the group.
3 The reaction between concentrated sulfuric acid and potassium chloride is that of a
redox reaction.
i think its C 2^8 is it righthassam said:thats an R rated questiom
hassam said:angle question ans is A.....
how angle Y is 110 ? :Search:hassam said:angle question ans is A.....
xHazeMx said:how angle Y is 110 ? :Search:hassam said:angle question ans is A.....
right, though 110 indicates that there is no lone pair :unknown:Xthegreat said:xHazeMx said:how angle Y is 110 ? :Search:hassam said:angle question ans is A.....
to be more accurate, angle Y is 107'
3 bonded pairs and 1 lone pair, doesn't that remind youj of NH3?
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