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We're doing a TLC analysis of analgesic drugs. One of my prelab questions is:
Name some advantages of using acetaminphen
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Does anyone know what kindo of chemistry lab course(Organic, Physical, etc.) might use a soxhlet extractor in the experiments?
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Extraction procedure and equations:
Thought I'd better post this on the current page. I need the reaction equations checked. I
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We did an extraction. A solid including benzoid acid, p-nitroaniline, and napthalene was dissolved in dichloromethane. HCl was
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Regarding extraction, the heading is: Descripton of method. Principle of operation.
My description is: Extraction is based on the
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I'm to describe uses of method. My answer is short. Is it sufficient?
Extraction is used to separate one or more components from
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a four-component mixture was extracted. In the mixture was R-phenol, RCOOH, RNH2 and R-(C=O)-R in solution with ether and
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How many grams are there in an ounce?
Thanks from Sheryl There are 453.592 grams in a pound so divide that by 16 to get 1 oz =
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My teacher last year in General Chemistry was really great. She was highly organized, always prepared for class, approachable
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The problem: Write an equation to show how you could recover the parent compounds from their respective salts shown in Figure
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Question: An unknown compound gave a melting point of 230C. When the molten liquid solidified, the melting point was
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Question: A compound melting at 134 degrees C was suspected to be either aspirin (mp 135C) or urea (mp 133C) Explain how you
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Question: Two substances, A and B, have the same melting point. how can you determine if they are the same without using any
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From part of an earlier question:
My question: D. What filtration device would you use to isolate 2.0 g of crystals from about 50
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Do you have any idea what the melting points and range might be for a 50/50 mixture of:
1. Benzoin (M.P.: 135-136) and
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Problem: In each of the following situations, what type of filtration device would you use?
A. Remove powdered decolorizing
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Question: A student dissolved 0.30 g of a crude product in 10.5mL (the minimum amount required) ethanol at 25 degrees C. He
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I won't try to draw one here but take for example, CH3CH2COO-. This has two resonance structures but they look the same to me.
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A strong acid readily donates a proton. Inductive effects and other factors can stabilize the negative charge of the conjugate
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Is there a good tutorial on inductive effects, especially as they relate to acids and bases as taught in Organic Chemistry? My
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Question: A student dissolved 0.30 g of a crude product in 10.5mL (the minimum amount required) of ethanol at 25 degrees C. He
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Question: While performing a crystallization, you obtain a light tan solution after dissolving your crude product in hot
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Question: A compound you have prepared is reported in the literature to have a pale yellow color. When the substance is
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Question: What would happen if a hot saturated solution were filtered by vacuum filtration using a Buchner funnel? Hint: Cooling
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The question is: A student performs a crystallization on an impure sample of biphenyl. The sample weighs 0.5g and contains about
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Benzyl alcohol is not a good sovent with which to crystallize fluorenol. The melting point looks okay so I'm assuming that
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Could you tell me what the melting point for a crystallized sulfanamide is? Also, we will have to determine the m.p. of an
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What is the best solvent for impure fluorene? The possibilities are methyl alcohol, water, and toluene. I'm betting toluene but
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We will be conducting a crystallization experiment this week. I was wondering what the most common materials used for this
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Is there a good article on how to draw resonance structures?
Sheryl Sheryl, These are so hard to do on these boards. In fact, I
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I want to get some equipment to do my own experiments. I'd like to get a stand with a very heavy base. Any recommendations? I
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