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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

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What if I wrote lithium tetrahydridoborate instead of lithium tetrahydroborate?? Would I get the mark?

And on page 9, the answer was optical isomerism?
 
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Would you mind telling me how to find the Atomisation energy of gases? I always mix when to multiply and when to divide.
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well atomisation is basically the half of bond energy for diatomic molecules such as O2 or Cl.
You see Hat is actually the enthalpy when 1 mole of atoms is produced.
But Bond energy is the enthalpy when one mole of bonds is broken.
So suppose if v break 1 mole of bonds of Cl2 or O2 then v will get 2 moles of atoms of each.
So to reduce it to one mole and make it Hat v dicide B.E. by 2.
 
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well atomisation is basically the half of bond energy for diatomic molecules such as O2 or Cl.
You see Hat is actually the enthalpy when 1 mole of atoms is produced.
But Bond energy is the enthalpy when one mole of bonds is broken.
So suppose if v break 1 mole of bonds of Cl2 or O2 then v will get 2 moles of atoms of each.
So to reduce it to one mole and make it Hat v dicide B.E. by 2.
ok getting something now (y)
 
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How to do part(ii)
Anyone?
Well for this just equate the reaction constant because it will be the same.
For two equations from any of the two reactions (ill be using 2 and 3) by making k the subject
they will be as follows
1- k = 2/0.2^1 x o.o15^n
2- k =8/0.4^1 x 0.030^n
equate them and the following equation will form
8/0.4^1 x 0.030^n = 2/0.2^1 x o.o15^n
find the value of n.
I used one for the other reactnat becuz v calculate its order in part i) already and its 1.
 
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Well for this just equate the reaction constant because it will be the same.
For two equations from any of the two reactions (ill be using 2 and 3) by making k the subject
they will be as follows
1- k = 2/0.2^1 x o.o15^n
2- k =8/0.4^1 x 0.030^n
equate them and the following equation will form
8/0.4^1 x 0.030^n = 2/0.2^1 x o.o15^n
find the value of n.
I used one for the other reactnat becuz v calculate its order in part i) already and its 1.
thanks
 
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What is the product with Br2 and how is it formed?


Phenol is very reactive because a lone pair from oxygen over laps with the delocalised pi system in the benzene ring.
Usually for benzene to react with Bromine we require bromine as a pure liquid and a catalyst
But with phenol an aqueous solution works! As it is more reactive and has a higher charge density.

The hydroxide group is a ortho para director. This means that any incoming group will be placed in the 2, 4 and/or 6 position. You will understand what i mean if you see the picture.
As 6 is already occupied only 2 and 4 will be used by bromine
 

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And mentioning H2O wasn't compulsory...right?
I think it was compulsory since it specifically stated to write an equation of ammonium with water.
Besides no need to dwell on the past whats best right now is to prepare for the next papers.
So how is everyone's chem p1 going along?
I always get stuck with organic mcqs any tips?
 
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I think it was compulsory since it specifically stated to write an equation of ammonium with water.
Besides no need to dwell on the past whats best right now is to prepare for the next papers.
So how is everyone's chem p1 going along?
I always get stuck with organic mcqs any tips?
Tym is a big issue in P1...but we've got much tym to prepare for that
Best tip is to practise as much as possible
 
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The question said, write an equation, including state symbols, to show THIS behaviour of ammonium...so I think that both will be acceptable bqz showing the behaviour of ammonium was important and the equation must have been linked to our explanation so if we explained in terms of H+ ions, then writing the equation including only H+ and excluding H2O will be acceptable....No??
 
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