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How? If I use Ch3CHFCl lets say, I can make structural isomers like Ch2FCh2Cl ?It will not necessarily have structural isomers.
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How? If I use Ch3CHFCl lets say, I can make structural isomers like Ch2FCh2Cl ?It will not necessarily have structural isomers.
How? If I use Ch3CHFCl lets say, I can make structural isomers like Ch2FCh2Cl ?
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I know that the answer is A
But i was wondering what would the product of this reaction in C be??
How else would the reaction stop?View attachment 54548
Why would the rate decrease after some time (C)??
3 is a neutral salt but it doesnt make the water neutral....View attachment 54547
Why is 3 wrong?
The first two options will neutralize the acid. How will potassium nitrate, a salt, react with the acid? It wouldn't.View attachment 54547
Why is 3 wrong?
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Why would the rate decrease after some time (C)??
PV = nRTView attachment 54545
How to do this?
But the products are catalysing the reaction... so why would it need to stop?How else would the reaction stop?
But A and B will run out at some pointBut the products are catalysing the reaction... so why would it need to stop?
example : A + B = C
C keeps on catalysing the reaction A + B right?
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I thought D... but it's C
Can someone summarize the 2 reactions with equations please?
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