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There is definitely a reaction with Hydrogen Halides, and they are also acids. HCl reacts with Alkenes in gaseous state or mixed in water as a concentrated solution, which is basically hydrochloric acid. This is because the hydrogen will act as a electrophile, as it already has a slightly positive charge due to the electronegative chloride ion.there is no reaction possibly of acid with alkene. please check!
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How do we come to know where to place the Cl and NH3? Cant there be any other arrangement apart from these?
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yeah its was, lets discuss what was the ph? for first question?Quite good, was easier than the last year.
yes i have same temperature and volume but different ph. how did you get 1.6 mine was alot higherTemperature was 2836 and volume 448cm^3
how did you find the concentration for the OH?Temperature was 2836 and volume 448cm^3
btw how many proton peaks with there be?after finding the moles you had to calculate the conc using n*1000/800 and then the ph formula
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