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Tandem MS: What Does Time in MRM Graph Refer To?
Homework Statement There are four scan modes for tandem MS: Product ion, Precursor ion, Neutral loss scan mode and MRM. e.g. In MRM, the result of graph is Intensity versus time, but NOT versus m/z. What does the "time" in the graph refers to? Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution For...- cloveryeah
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- Spectrum
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Ordering Rf of Aspirin with Polar Eluents
Homework Statement arrange the following eluents in an increasing order of Rf of aspirin ethyl acetate, n-hexane, n-butanol, methanol Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution my order is n-hexane < n-butanol < ethyl acetate < methanol but the order is wrong. i am thinking: aspirin is...- cloveryeah
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- Polar Rf
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Why is Dropwise Addition Preferred in Recrystallization Process?
is it for the compound to have a better contact with the solvent?- cloveryeah
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- Forum: Chemistry
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Why is Dropwise Addition Preferred in Recrystallization Process?
In the mix solvent of recrystallization, why it is better to add the second solvent dropwise instead of by one-portion? i think...is it to improve the purification? but why?? is it increase the time of contacting the solvent so as to achieve a better dissolution??- cloveryeah
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- Process
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Where is the Local Maximum for y = (8/5)sin(t) + (4/5)cos(t) - (9/5)e^(-t/2)?
Homework Statement y=(8/5)sint + (4/5) cost - (9/5)e^(-t/2) find its local max Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution i have differentiated it and found out dy/dx, in order to find the local max, i have to find out the value t when dy/dx=0 but i can't solve this equation- cloveryeah
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- Local Maximum Value
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Does the Series Sum of 1/ln(n+5) from n=1 to Infinity Diverge?
Homework Statement summation n from 1 to inf, 1/ln(n+5) converge or diverge Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution 1/ln(n+5) > 1/n (from n=2 to inf) and i proved that it diverges by comparison test, am i correct? i am thinking that as my prove is n from 2 to inf not from 1 to inf...- cloveryeah
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- Series
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Determining Cl- and Ag+ Concentrations in A Solution
Homework Statement A is an aqueous solution of KCl(aq) with unknown concentration. The following experiment was carried out at 25°C to determine the concentration of Cl- (aq) in A, and the Ksp of AgCl(s) Step 1: A half-cell was made by dipping a silver strip into 100.0 cm3 of A. Step 2: A...- cloveryeah
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Convergence or Divergence of ∑ tan(1/k) for k=5
Homework Statement ∞ ∑ tan(1/k) k=5 show that it is convergent or divergent Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution i used ratio test, but it's equal to 1, it means no works... i used divergence test, it equals to 0, no work too... so what should i do? i don't know how to use...- cloveryeah
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- Convergence Divergence
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Find x for Summation Series Convergence
Homework Statement ∞ Σ ( x^n/ln(n+5) ) n=1 find the value of x that the above series converges Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution i cal. it by ratio test and i found that |x|<1 but when i input (-1,1) into my webwork...it said it's wrong[/B]- cloveryeah
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- Series Summation
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How can the squeeze theorem be used to find the limit of n^2/n! for n > 5?
lim→∞ 1/ [ (1⋅2⋅3⋅⋅⋅/n)(1-1/n)] = 1/0 = inf ??- cloveryeah
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How can the squeeze theorem be used to find the limit of n^2/n! for n > 5?
why not n / [1X2X3...(n-1)]- cloveryeah
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How can the squeeze theorem be used to find the limit of n^2/n! for n > 5?
what is wrong?- cloveryeah
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How can the squeeze theorem be used to find the limit of n^2/n! for n > 5?
Homework Statement calculate lim n->inf (n^2/n!) 2. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution i just calculated, and i got inf as the ans... n^2/1X2X3...Xn n/1X2X3...X(n-1) 1/[(1X2X3...)/n](1-1/n) when n->inf, it will go to inf am i correct? or there is something wrong?- cloveryeah
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What is the Ka for C3H6O3 in a titration with NaOH?
Homework Statement when 10 cm3 of a monoprotic acid C3H6O3, with concentration of 7.2g/dm3, was titrated against against 0.05M NaCl, the equivalence point reached when 15.75cm3 (ph8) of NaOH was used. Calculate the acid dissociation constant Ka for C3H6O3. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a...- cloveryeah
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- Acid Constant Dissociation
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Integrate 1/(1+e^x) dx: Solving the Problem
Homework Statement integrate 1/(1+e^x) dx Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution firstly i let t=1+e^x and then i come to : integrate 1/(t^2-1) and then i put t=secx . . . but then the final ans is -1/2 ln | 2/e^x +1 | it should be 1 instead of 2, i hv checked for the steps for so many...- cloveryeah
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- Integration
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