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    Justifying Equilateral Triangle AEF in ABCD

    the full text of the task reads: : a rectangle ABCD and points E, F such that triangles BEC and CFD are equilateral and each of them has only one side in common with the rectangle ABCD. Reason that triangle AEF is also equilateral.
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    Justifying Equilateral Triangle AEF in ABCD

    by attachment I mean the task text listed below under the heading, there is no other attachment, sorry for the mistake
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    Justifying Equilateral Triangle AEF in ABCD

    Given a rectangle ABCD and points E, F such that the triangles BEC and CF D are equilateral and each of them has only one side in common with the rectangle ABCD. Justify that triangle AEF is also equilateral.
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    Iodine Adsorption and Titration with Na2S2O3

    ad B/equilibrium iodine concentration found during titration ? reaction of titration: 2 S2O32−(aq) + I2(aq) → S4O62−(aq) + 2 I−(aq) 2 moles of thiosulfate react with 1 mol I2 consumption of thiosulphate... 14,5 ml 0,075 mol/dm3 solution...0,0010875 mol of thiosulfate equilibrium iodine...
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    Iodine Adsorption and Titration with Na2S2O3

    so in the solution of I2 in KI I have to count only with the concentration of the original I2?I don't have to count on the amount of KI? concentration of the iodine solution...2,5424 g I2 in 100g of solution...25,424 g/dm3 I2...?
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    Iodine Adsorption and Titration with Na2S2O3

    1/ iodine stock solution: mixed 2,5424 g I2 and 24,1525 g KI and made up to 100 ml with water 2/ 150 mg active carbon is mixed with 12,5 ml jodine solution from point 1 / 3/ At equilibrium were performed filtration and titration with 10 ml of the filtrate with a volumetric solution Na2S2O3...
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    Chemistry Mechanism and reaction products

    I still have a question - what is the driving force of decomposition of intermediates to the product ... is it the formation of NaCl?
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    Chemistry Mechanism and reaction products

    Yes, thank you very much... Intermediate product...?
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    Chemistry Mechanism and reaction products

    product is methylpropionate and NaCl?
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    Chemistry Mechanism and reaction products

    Yes thank you...an intermediate product is formed - anion CH3O is bound to the positive carbon, to the negative carbonyl oxygen is bounded Na +? or does sodium bind to chlorine?
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    Chemistry Mechanism and reaction products

    sorry, I do not understand...
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    Chemistry Mechanism and reaction products

    the nucleophile binds to an electrophilic carbon...nucleophile is CH3O ?
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    Chemistry Mechanism and reaction products

    nucleophilic addition...C is δ+ and O is δ-
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