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k but sulfur burns with blue flameok, so i forgot the question. But sodium still burns with a yellow flame in chlorine.![]()
for sure mankindly forward it here too if u get it![]()
dont think sodoes mg burns with coloured flame?
no in Period 3 only Na burns with yellow flame!! others burn in white (or offwhite)flames!!does mg burns with coloured flame?
Sulfur also burns in blue flame for gods sake.....no in Period 3 only Na burns with yellow flame!! others burn in white (or offwhite)flames!!
yeah.. sorry my badSulfur also burns in blue flame for gods sake.....
what if i wrote CHO only??how manny marks will be deducted?The emperical formula for sure was C6H8O7 because the relative number of moles ratio was 1:1.33:1.16 and kept on multiplying by the numbers till 6 and the ratio came as 6:7.99:7.02 which could be rounded off better than other numbers to give an accurate answer
the functional groups were alcohol and ketone . the structural formula of the compound was HOH2CCOCH2OH
Dude do u remember how many marks it was for the enthalpy question they asked how rate of formation depends on temp and pressure....yeah.. sorry my bad![]()
3 for each?
so it was 1 mark each?nup 3 for the whole i also did that wrong i thought it t be a reversible reaction.what i didnt noticed was dat there wux jst 1 arow. lolz
6Dude do u remember how many marks it was for the enthalpy question they asked how rate of formation depends on temp and pressure....
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