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How would you make 300ml of a mixture of toluene and hexane in a ratio of 70:30 respectively?
~I really don't know how I would do
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A ball was hit over a net
Vy= 0 Soy= 2.37m g= -9.8 Vox= 34.42m/s t= 2.137 Sx= 23.92m I know the equations used are Sx=
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how would I draw this compound?
<b>2-bromo-6-chloro-4,4-dimethylheptane</b> I've tried it again and again but I can't seem to get
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2 crates shown in the figure below are on a horizontal frictionless surface. The woman is wearing golf shoes for traction as she
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(a) Express the vectors A, B, and C in the figure below in terms of unit vectors.
(b) Use unit vector notation to find the
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Concerning TLC plates...
1. why should't I allow the solvent to reach the top of the plate? (I assume it's the same as using
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I had to do a fractional distillation while my lab partner did a simple distillation. I had 2 unknown compounds which could have
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Kathy has a sports car that can accelerate at the rate of 4.90m/s^2. She races with Stan. Both cars start from rest but
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Speedy Sue during is driving at 30.0m/s
and enters a 1 lane tunnel. She then observes a slow moving van 155m ahead traveling at
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Can the Kinematic equations be used if the acceleration is = to zero?
~I know that they can only be used if the acceleration is
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2 cars are moving in same direction in parallel lanes along a highway. At some instant velocity of car A exceeds car A exceeds
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Calculate the weight of water that can be removed from a wet organic phase using 50.0g of magnesium sulfate. Assume that it
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what would the maximum slope possible for a v vs t graph of acar released from rest on an air track elevated at one end?
~I know
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which compound has the higher boiling point??
1) \/<sup>o</sup>\ 2) \/\<sub>OH</sub> a)The compound has a larger dipole moment,
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~it was bumped over to the next page so I recopied it and added my answer for the question and was wondering if my integration
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A creature moves at a speed of 5.00 furlongs per fortnight (not a very common unit of speed). Given that 1 furlong= 220 yards
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A rod extending between x=0 and x= 14.0cm has a uniform cross-
sectional area A= 9.00cm^2. It is made from a continuously
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In a parking lot, the # of ordinary cars is larger than the # of sports utility vehicles. by 94.7%. The difference btwn the # of
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At the time of this books printing the national debt is about $8 trillion.
(a) If payments were made at the rate of $1000 per
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A major motor company displays a die-cast model of its first automobile, made from 9.35kg of iron. To celebrate its one-hundreth
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The periods of oscillaton were measured down to 0.38s. How could this be done with common laboratory timers?
-a given hint is :
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Lab..again
0.050g benzoic acid/succinic acid/sodium benzoate. -choose 1 and put 0.050g of that compound into 5ml conical vial
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I guess nobody will help me with what "part water" means??
If you want clarifying on that is it for example say 1g compound and
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This pertains to the Merck Index.
I would have to say that the exact solubility is not very clear like for ex. <b>Sodium
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I'm not sure how to reference the source if I used the Merck Index.
It's the 14th edition and it has the editors and publisher
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This pertains to using a pasteur pipette.
I have this weird problem when I use a pasteur pipette. I go and draw the liquid into
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What would the best way to determine the organic layer from the aqueous layer in a extraction procedure?
~would it be to add a
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what is a distribution coefficent?
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Aiieeee!
Todays lab...good grief. I was supposed to dissolve 0.3g of impure sulfanilamide in enough ethyl alchohol (95%) and me
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<b>1.)</b> When determining the melting point it's described in my text as recording 2 points in the melting process.
a) when the
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~From before since the question's been bumped to the next page. Just copied and paste with added stuff.
I'm confused as to what
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I just read my syllabus for lab and I am kind of shocked at what it says.
I do know that I have to write out procedures of the
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I'm confused as to what to do for the calculations for my lab.
Lab: Semimicroscale crystalization-erylenmyeyerflask and Hirsch
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If these compounds are shaken in a test tube for 10-20 sec will they form a miscible (1 layer) or immisible (form 2 layers)?
a)
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Solubility:
Solubility of compounds in a)water (highly polar) b)methyl alchohol (intermediate polarity) c)Hexane (nonpolar) My
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A few questions.
1. What is the difference btwn crystalization and precipitation? 2. What will happen if you choose a solvent
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statement from my text says:
"like disolves like", This rule is most commonly applied to polar and nonpolar compounds. According
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Indicate the correct waste container for the following compounds
choices are halogenated organic, nonhalogenated organic,
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82.453 in 3 significant figures with scientific notation.
~hm..I don't know how to do this...it sounds simple but I'm confused.
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How would I go and express these numbers with 3 significant figures in normal notation?
a)15.08 b)1444 c)83,909 d)0.524 e)0.0254
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Q: How could the function y=3t^2 +4 be plotted on a cartesian graph to produce a straight line? What would be the numerical
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Do experimental measurements give the true value of a physical quantity?
explain. ~I say no it doesn't. But why that is is up to
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CH<sub>3</sub>CHClCH<sub>2</sub>Cl vs. CH<sub>2</sub>ClCHClCH<sub>3</sub>
How would I know if : -The two formulas represent
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I have a problem drawing this formula.
CH3CH2CH2CH(CH3)<b>CC</b>CH3 The problem is the 2 c's next to each other. I don't know
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how would I determine the hybridization of the carbon atom if it has 3 single bonds with hydrogen and no free electrons?
Do I
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now there's nothing here...
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For that question by Josh on the second page I reviewed what you did and am confused to how you found the g excess reagent (NH3)
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I was curious to know whether it was standardized practice to have labs for chemistry classes in highschool.
I personally have
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Is it just my computer or something is funny with the Jiskha page where only the last answers are shown on the page. Does anyone
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Why would a potato cook faster if you poke holes in it with a fork before microwaving it?
~My thinking is that it would increase
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It wasn't answered before and I hope I don't get reprimanded for asking again...(those sites didn't help)
Are bodies fully
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I forgot about this but now remember what I wanted to ask about. I read in a newspaper that a local girl had drank 7 cups of
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I was curious about formaldehyde after reading somewhere online where this man went and drank a beer which was apparently
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This question relates to what someone posted below...
It was explained to them that a reducing agent is oxidized when it reduces?
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How can someone's blood literally boil when they go into a plane at too high an altitude?
They said it was called the bends on
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I have a odd question once again.
(I'm not creating a report on this) Plastic/ foam in the microwave... I have actually done this
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sorry for repost
~C
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I have a question as to how to separate my own opinion from what I have reasearched.
I seems that I have a actually blend this
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From what was commented on my report on tooth bleaching hazards, I was curious to know what exactly everyone thought about it. I
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From what was commented on my report on tooth bleaching hazards, I was curious to know what exactly everyone thought about it. I
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Just as I promised, here is my reasearch result on bleaching safety. It took me a whole week to compile the information, go to
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In lab...last one ...where I had to go and heat these brass cartileges (I really don't think that's spelled correctly) and the
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There are many tooth whitening products on the market from what I've seen. And also available in treatments from the dentist as
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Potassium Carbonate + Sodium Bicarbonate...
toxic or not? Saw a actual bottle of this stuff in the supermarket...label says oddly
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A car goes from a dead stop to 25m/s in 5s going east. It keeps going then slows down after it reaches 60m/s. It is being drived
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Imagine a particle of dust that masses 25.48ug. What is it's mass in atomic mass units? Round off to appropriate # of
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I'm totally confused with this topic..not sure if it's science or whatnot..
Pyrite/ fool's gold yep then comes the weirdness...I
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