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If i said 100K to 200K then it would be
then it would be 100K MORE
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If i said 100K to 200K then it would be
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_w13_qp_12.pdfremove all the carbons with double bond or CX2 or CX3
X might be H or many be just Cl...
you will be left with very less carbon wont take much time try too expand them and see
lol she thought that volume is inversely proportional to temp.. samji zainab.. well i think she is bit confused in some subIf it said 100K to 200K then it would be
Guys could u give me a tip on how to locate that whether there is a chiral carbon in any structure because I never understand that
it's B right? just see na that they are isomers of butan-2-0l simple! calculate the H and C in opt B it is perfect! so answer B
if the question had KELVIN inseted of Degree celcius then statement 3 would be correctthen it would be 100K MORE
if the question had KELVIN inseted of Degree celcius then statement 3 would be correct
Volume IS directly proportional to Temperature
PV=nRT if the moles and pressure stay constant
VαT
ohh got it :") thank u
Thanks man this seems helpful
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then it would be 100K MORE
by Suchal Riaz
Q31
you must be having problem why (3) is wrong. actually the T in the equation is in kelvin. so the temperature does not double but actually increase by 25. so it is wrong. to double it the temperature must double means 2X(273+25=596K=323°C
All others are correct. 2) statement is correct because density is proportional to n/V and rearranging equation we get n/v = p/(RT) which shows inverse relation.
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/... AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_s13_qp_11.pdfWhat i am doing is finidnt the pressure of the gas in flask X in Joined
and the presuure of gas in flask Y when joined
they both apply pressure in the final volumne
thnxLogin off now. Its 1 am here.
All the best to you guys for the paper!
chiral carbon has all different groups attached to it at all 4 sides ...condition is that this carbon should have four branches around it..presence of a double bond isnt counted and all the groups shall be different from each other..e.g....CH(OH)CH3CN...is chiral ....all 4 groups attached to the mid carbon are differentGuys could u give me a tip on how to locate that whether there is a chiral carbon in any structure because I never understand that
PLEASE HELP GUYS, I STUDIED POORLY. WHAT SHOULD I REVISE. I NEED AT LEAST AN A GRADE. HELP!!!!
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