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    Calorimetry - Calculating absorbed and released heat

    Homework Statement Calculate the heat absorbed by the water in the calorimeter and the heat released by 1,0g of burning ethanol. Then, calculate the molar heat of combustion (kJ/mol) of the ethanol. The calorimeter used was very makeshift: ethanol in an alcohol burner was lit under a can...
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    Chemistry H NMR Spectrum - Molecular Structure

    Homework Statement Give the structure of C8H8O3.Homework Equations IR tells us that there is an OH group and a C=O group Degree of saturation = 5 --> Benzene ring + C=O H NMR spectrum shows: Peak at ~7.8ppm integrating for 1H and is a doublet Peak at ~7.45ppm integrating for 1H and is a...
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    How Does Boiling Water Affect Energy Calculations?

    Homework Statement A kettle containing 1kg of boiling water is heated until complete evaporation. Calculate q, w, "delta"U and "delta"H for this process. Suppose that the water vapor is an ideal gas and molar "delta"H of vaporisation at 373K = 40.6kJ/mol.Homework Equations H = U + PV "delta"U =...
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    Shielding Effect and Chemical Shift

    Homework Statement Given a molecule of chloroethene (vinyl chloride) or ClCH=CH2. Rank the hydrogen atoms in the molecule in terms of which will have the greatest chemical shift. Homework Equations None The Attempt at a Solution Since the Cl and the double bond are both...
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    Calculating Enthalpy and Internal Energy of Melting Ice: A Guide

    The densities of ice and water at 0*C are 0.9168 and 0.9998g/cm3. The latent heat of ice is 80cal/g. What is "delta"H and "delta"U (enthalpy and internal energy, respectively) when 1kg of ice is melted? I'm really confused on which formulas to use and if the densities are even relevant to this...
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    Electromagnetism and hydraulics

    hi, I built a crane using hydraulics to move the arm and using an electromagnet at the end of the arm to pick up and move metal objects... what other applications could use hydraulics and electromagnets?
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