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And was the reaction homolytic fission for the chlorine radicles in step 1 ?
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i hate CIE..i have seen the papers..they are so long..it scares me..lolOmg I did CIE physics last year and it was a horrible experience for me
shit i forgot about that x.x i wrote free radical formationAnd was the reaction homolytic fission for the chlorine radicles in step 1 ?
You know I was just going to ask you that shouldnt you be studying ?i cant believe im clearing doubts about a paper which is over rather than studying for a paper that is tomorrow
haha....i am trying to study but i can't lolYou know I was just going to ask you that shouldnt you be studying ?
I check the chem revision guide..it says free-radical substitution...NO NO I DONT KNOW IF THATS RIGHT SO DONT WORRY !
i wrote Gallium(Ga3+) lol..xDwhat about the question that was after the color of the crystals ? the one about what other metallic ion would be used .. I forgot the question lol
color i wrote whitewhat about the question that was after the color of the crystals ? the one about what other metallic ion would be used .. I forgot the question lol
yea i think it is free radical formation cuz it said type of reactionshit i forgot about that x.x i wrote free radical formation
Oh wait there is a reaction called free radicle formation reaction ? I didnt even know that existedyea i think it is free radical formation cuz it said type of reaction
hahaha...same gotta do Phy 1 papers...and idk how much i will lose..lol..hopefully very few marks.Oh wait my answer is wrong for the metal ion so nvm In total I am loosing 7 marks what about you guys ? enough discussing I am getting dis heartened I need to study for my next exam
its the same as the free radical substitutionOh wait there is a reaction called free radicle formation reaction ? I didnt even know that existed
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