it was ethnadioc acid i think
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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!
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No I meant the Compound on which the question was based
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could it have been CO2?
nah didnt even read it
i dont think so it was an aldehyed which form carboxylic
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Sudan 1?
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wasn't one Carbon which formed double bond had two Hs attached to it?
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i dont think so both had R groups
yup thats what i thought as well
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ethanedioic acid is furhter oxidised to Co2 and H2o.no?
yes thats right
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does someone remember what the name of structure was? for last q
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Sudan 1 I guess
sudan 1 was for the diazonium thingy where the dye was made
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i remeber it was capricotal or something like that
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Guys last min EXP plz!!
why CAN'T i use (V2+) + 2e- -----> V in this question?
why CAN'T i use (V2+) + 2e- -----> V in this question?
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And how do you find the relative peak area?
yess i think there was, attached to the lower ring..that makes a total of 4 products not 3 :/
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three carbon containing products