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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

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Is it C? I think Cl-35 Cl-37 and Cl-37 Cl-35 shall show as the same peak. The mass spectrometre measures the mass-to-charge ratio of Cl2 molecules, not Cl atoms.
i agree....the answer shud b "B".......
 
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AoA!
B. 3 peaks will be recorded corresponding to Cl2 (1+). Chlorine atoms can exist in the form of Cl-35 and Cl-37. So the three peaks will correspond to the following three possibilities of Cl2 (1+):
-> Cl-35 and Cl-37
-> Cl-35 and Cl-35
-> Cl 37 and Cl-37
exactly........
 
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Is it C? I think Cl-35 Cl-37 and Cl-37 Cl-35 shall show as the same peak. The mass spectrometre measures the mass-to-charge ratio of Cl2 molecules, not Cl atoms.
Hmm, u r right...
:)
I admit my mistake there:)
 
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alright thanks man...n btw...the only other kinds of bonds broken by UV light are between halogens rite?
 
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please help me with chemistry paper 3 . i'm having problems in moles calculations and over all paper 3 ... please help
 
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may i ask ....hw did u prepare for ur chem paper....i mean any good book u'd like to suggest...or were u simply dependent upon past paper practice and ur teacher's notes......wats the best way....??
Just practise and one important thing i will tell you p.m me ;)
 
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