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Which explains verb mood
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What is the sum of –3.8 + 9.8 + –5.7?
A.-19.3 B.-0.3 C.0.3 D.19.3 The Answer is C. 0.3
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Supercoiling of DNA can occur (choose all that apply):
A. when double stranded DNA is overwound B. when double stranded DNA is
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Supercoiling of DNA can occur (choose all that apply):
A. when double stranded DNA is overwound B. when double stranded DNA is
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what are some chemical reasons that might have resulted in a lower yield of a product on a grignard reaction. Something related
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what other experiments or techniques can be used in replace of infrared spectroscopy
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rank strongest acid to weakest acid?
rank strongest acid to weakest acid H3CNH2 CH3C (triple bond) CH CH2=CHCH3 H20 CH4 i tried
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in gas chromatography, why do E1 and E2 give different peaks (areas) though it's the same compound??
dehydration of a secondary
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in gas chromatography, why do E1 and E2 give different peaks (areas) though it's the same compound??
For example, for 1-butene,
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what product is formed from 1-bromo-2 methyl-cyclohexane reaction with CH3ONa and CH3OH...from a substitution reaction
...I got
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standard free energy change of -11.70 kJ mol-1. Calculate equilibrium constant for 25 degrees C.
I got 7.772..and it's wrong I
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I did a lab about melting point. It is asking me for the purity of the compounds?
How do I find it? Do I use melting points or
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What does relocalization within this text?
what does relocalization mean within this text "A sane urbanism has to mean an intense
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for oxidation number of Fe(CO)5
I don't understand why Fe is zero
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Describe the electrolysis of an aqueous soln of KNO3
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Tarnished silver contains Ag2S. The tarnish can be removed by placing silverware in an aluminum pan containing an inert
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A hypothetical diprotic acid has pKa1=5 and pka2=7. Could a buffer at pH6 be prepared with this acid? If so how?
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Idk but so I'm pretty that u (it's only a joke)
C. 0.3
Ig anyone I’ll add back
Hypotheses
1. C. 2. A 3. B. 4. A.
answers?
To find the concavity just graph it or use the first derivative and pick values greater than, or less than your critical points see if those values are positive or negative. IF positive, the graph will concave up, if negative - concave downwards. To find
dehydration of a secondary alcohol proceeds readily with the presence of strong acid and proceeds with E1 mechanisms. Removing product from chemical system at equilibrium shifts the equilibrium in the direction favoring the formation of the products. I
so it is because acidic and basic conditions are used...but I'm still unsure how that gives different product ratios.
thank you!