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Yes with an aldehyde as the intermediateGuys can nabh4 convert an
acid into an alcohol?
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Yes with an aldehyde as the intermediateGuys can nabh4 convert an
acid into an alcohol?
What are the answeres?Please help me in this. How to fill out moles after equilibrium. I don't get how he (ms) got the and.Sorry fr the upside down image but pls do help
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how u got 13 for ethanol?What are the answeres?
Are they ..
6.5 for Acid
13 For Ethanol
1.5 for ester
1.5 for wwater?
Please help me in this. How to fill out moles after equilibrium. I don't get how he (ms) got the and.Sorry fr the upside down image but pls do help
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True That!You even if you get AgSO4, it will be dissolved,
It would be much better if you could link us to past papers, with question number rather than just trying to take a pic and then upload, which is much harder and confusing both for you and us.
It would be much better if you could link us to past papers, with question number rather than just trying to take a pic and then upload, which is much harder and confusing both for you and us.
Well this is the question. Rest of the part is irrelevant..True That!
Look they all react in 1:1:1:1!Well this is the question. Rest of the part is irrelevant..
Can u guys just explain me how you got 8,6.5, 1.5 and 1.5
What are the anss??Please help me in this. How to fill out moles after equilibrium. I don't get how he (ms) got the and.Sorry fr the upside down image but pls do help
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Is the same difference as that between alpha and beta glucose molecules. The chlorine atom can either be above the ring or below it, and so depending on its position, it forms a different and specific compoundplease can someone explain question 2b ii) from: papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_w13_qp_22.pdf
how r the 3 structures different from each other???
please answer as soon as possible. thnx in advance.
wait.i m uploading the whole questionWhat are the anss??
thnx but i still can't understand.Is the same difference as that between alpha and beta glucose molecules. The chlorine atom can either be above the ring or below it, and so depending on its position, it forms a different and specific compound
Well acutally i meant some thing like this:Well this is the question. Rest of the part is irrelevant..
Can u guys just explain me how you got 8,6.5, 1.5 and 1.5
Vander waal's Forces weak!why is mercury liquid at room temperature?
Minor product is one in which halogen atom is bonded to a carbon atom with the most number of hydrogen atoms,So it shud be CH3CH2CH2Br.please can someone explain q 4b) from: papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Chemistry (9701)/9701_y16_sp_2.pdf
thnx in advance.
Yes You are right.. this is due to Inductive effect of Alkyl chain ( electron donating chain) which stabilizes the carbon!!Minor product is one in which halogen atom is bonded to a carbon atom with the most number of hydrogen atoms,So it shud be CH3CH2CH2Br.
C is more likely to be the product because it is more stable i think as the central carbon atom has greater charge density around it.Im thinkso im not sure in this 1
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