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can u tell how 2 tag , plz.hehe thanks i am glad that i could help
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can u tell how 2 tag , plz.hehe thanks i am glad that i could help
write the name u want to tag for e.g snowbroodcan u tell how 2 tag , plz.
write @ and the person's name (don't type space) and wait for the options of names to appear just like it does on fb.. u might have to wait for a few seconds or so for the options to appear though...can u tell how 2 tag , plz.
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about halogens, i thought the same thing.. but i had a question in a test, of second MCQ type.. it said that astatine is below Iodine, what r the likely properties of At? one of the sentences was that At forms diatomic molecules which dissociate more readily than Chlorine (1st sentence) i thought its wrong and so automatically marked it C but answer was wrong.. does this has to do with volatility?
can anyone tell me how to determine which acid is stronger than the other using as concepts only.
for e.g write the correct order of strength of acid in increasing order for ethanoic acid chloroethanoic acid and phenol
Hassan Ali Abid
one more question.. is At (below I) a reducing agent? i read in one of the notes but according to the question mentioned above, it is not (it was pne of the wrong sentences that said "It is a powerful reducing agent" ...or is it a reducing agent but not a powerful one?
i really appreciate your help keep helping peopleFor question 2,
Chlorine has 2 isotopes 35 and 37
And they are asking how many peaks are formed with Cl2+
Now, look at the formula again, it 2 of Cl...
so consider the possible arrangements
35-35
35-37 (which is same as 37-35)
37-37
So the number of peaks shall be 3, answer is B
For question 10, (according to me way)
Now you have an equation
1 -> 2 ( tht is the equation showing the mole only )
50% of the reactant dissociate.
Since mole ratio is 1:2 so for every 50% dissociation 2 x 50% is formed
thus 50% give 100% and the total thing is 100 + 50 = 150
to find Kp u need to know the formula
P product/ P reactant (P is partial pressure)
Now to find P of product u take ratio of product that is 100% and divide by total percentage that is 150%
this gives 2/3 as answer
Now for the P of reactant u take ratio of reactant that is 50% and divide by total percentage that is 150%
this gives 1/3 as answer
Now place them in formulea
(2/3) / (1/3)
BUT this is wrong, since i forgot to square the product. ( Remember the mole ratio ! )
so it should be
(2/3) ^2/ (1/3)
Do this in you calculator, and you get 4/3.
I am sure there is an easy way. But sorry that is the way I do it.
i do know this but how cud i use this fact to determine which acid is more stronger than the other can u explainthe one which produces more H+ ions is a stronger one ....now just see that which produces more H+ ions
i do know this but how cud i use this fact to determine which acid is more stronger than the other can u explain
Please help me with question numbers 26 and 29 in detail. http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_s07_qp_1.pdf
thanks man, keep helping peopleYoull never be asked abt strength without any info,just remember mineral acids are very strong as compared to organic and use Bronsted and Lowry theory when u can and also that Arhennius theory abt the acid being strong if it fully ionizes in water to give an excess of H+ and for bases the vice versa !
Tertiary alcohol is the likely compound and to do that make a optical isomer structure,first make a carbon and attach to one end OH,the other end can have methyl,now u need to find two other hydrocarbon grps for ur isomers which are ethyl and propyl ( we use these because we need the least C atoms for our organic compound yet have an optical ... ) so answer is 7 ! Remember that optical isomers are formed when u have 4 different grps on the central atom !
29. is quite simple remember the mechanisms , for alkanes it is free radical substitution,for alkenes it is electrophillic addition and for haloalkanes they undergo their reaction by nucleophillic substitution. therefore the only homologous grp left is carbonyl compounds and their reactions occur by nucleophillic addition C is the answer
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