Is it just me or you guys find organic chemistry difficult too?

[Umer Zaheer]

im stuck on monomers, polymers etc any help please? :| i got a paper on thursday :/

 

[mamaeezi ologeh]

im stuck on monomers, polymers etc any help please? :| i got a paper on thursday :/

LOl, just know the types of polymerisationa and hw to draw the linkage of polyamides, terylene, starch, maltose and glucose and youre fine

 

[Louise29]

Organic chemistry is my favorite chapt!!

 

[Talal Warsi]

Yeah, buddy, organic is cakewalk!
If you have any specific questions, I'd be glad to assist you.

 

[Alex10]

Guys, for esterification, for example ethyl ethanoate, it is clearly a reaction between ethanol, an alcohol, and ethanoic acid, a carboxylic acid. When deducing the name of the ester, what come first? Is it the name of the alcohol?

 

[Talal Warsi]

Y

Guys, for esterification, for example ethyl ethanoate, it is clearly a reaction between ethanol, an alcohol, and ethanoic acid, a carboxylic acid. When deducing the name of the ester, what come first? Is it the name of the alcohol?

Yeah, bro.
The name of the alcohol comes first.

 

[Alex10]

Y
Yeah, bro.
The name of the alcohol comes first.

Thanks man.

 

[Talal Warsi]

Thanks man.

Anytime, buddy.
If you have any other questions, I'd be delighted to answer them for you.
I don't mean to brag, but, I'm a pro in chemistry. XD

 

[Bloodserpent]

I am weaaaak at organic chemistry..
any help is appreciated..

 

[Talal Warsi]

Alkanes, alkenes, alcohols, carboxylic acids, fractional distillation of petrol, esterification, fermentation, addition and condensation polymerisation.
Those seem to be important topics in the organic chemistry branch, If i haven't missed anything.
Learn those well, and you should be fine.

 

[Bloodserpent]

Alkanes, alkenes, alcohols, carboxylic acids, fractional distillation of petrol, esterification, fermentation, addition and condensation polymerisation.
Those seem to be important topics in the organic chemistry branch, If i haven't missed anything.
Learn those well, and you should be fine.

Esterification, fermentation, addition and condensation polymerisation. are the only stuff I don't know in organic chemistry, I guess I am safe ..
thanks anyways.

 

[Hazooba]

Organic chem is like my favorite chapter in chem !! If any help required inbox me

 

[lklk123]

Guys can anyone someup and teme HOW MANY types of reactions are there? By that i mean the condition reactions in which we have to learn the catalyst used , working temp? i knw there are many but finding them all in a text is a pain..
Like conditions for the reaction to happen? like esterification? fermentation? na ll?

 

[Talal Warsi]

Guys can anyone someup and teme HOW MANY types of reactions are there? By that i mean the condition reactions in which we have to learn the catalyst used , working temp? i knw there are many but finding them all in a text is a pain..
Like conditions for the reaction to happen? like esterification? fermentation? na ll?

For esterification, the catalyst is concentrated sulphuric acid.
For fermentation, well, a suitable temperature is required ( around 25-ish).
I strongly suggest you learn:
-The haber's process.
-The contact process.
-The extraction of iron, zinc, copper, aluminium and know that element compounds below Carbon in the reactivity series can be displaced by Carbon, and element compounds more reactive than carbon are usually extracted by electrolysis.
-The reactivity series. <Trust me, this is really important. It is the basis of many sub parts of chemistry.
-The production of steel.
This is what I think is cardinal in the extraction department.
Hope this helps, man.
Cheers!

 

[lklk123]

For esterification, the catalyst is concentrated sulphuric acid.
For fermentation, well, a suitable temperature is required ( around 25-ish).
I strongly suggest you learn:
-The haber's process.
-The contact process.
-The extraction of iron, zinc, copper, aluminium and know that element compounds below Carbon in the reactivity series can be displaced by Carbon, and element compounds more reactive than carbon are usually extracted by electrolysis.
-The reactivity series. <Trust me, this is really important. It is the basis of many sub parts of chemistry.
-The production of steel.
This is what I think is cardinal in the extraction department.
Hope this helps, man.
Cheers!

Thanksss Broo! Good luck

 

[mustafaata1]

dont forget to learn about brine process!

 

[Alex10]

http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Chemistry (0620)/0620_w09_qp_31.pdf Please help me with Question 4c. I don't understand how you're supposed to draw it.

 

[Katy Richards]

The eexam was so freaking easy

 

[Alex10]

The eexam was so freaking easy

What variant?

 

[mustafaata1]

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For esterification, the catalyst is concentrated sulphuric acid.
For fermentation, well, a suitable temperature is required ( around 25-ish).
I strongly suggest you learn:
-The haber's process.
-The contact process.
-The extraction of iron, zinc, copper, aluminium and know that element compounds below Carbon in the reactivity series can be displaced by Carbon, and element compounds more reactive than carbon are usually extracted by electrolysis.
-The reactivity series. <Trust me, this is really important. It is the basis of many sub parts of chemistry.
-The production of steel.
This is what I think is cardinal in the extraction department.
Hope this helps, man.
Cheers!

these things were there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wish i saw ur post earlier