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If given total alkalinity of a solution, and total carbonate concentration, is it possible to find the pH of that solution? Total alkalinity = [OH]- + [HCO3]- + 2 x [CO3]2- - [H]+

GTP is actually is released, which from a potential chemical energy perspective, is equivalent to ATP. The Krebs cycle reduces the electron carrier NAD+ to NADH, which is used in the electron transport chain after the Krebs cycle to create ATP. The overall process must be exergonic, or else we...

The oxidation state of atoms in their elemental state is 0.

5 atoms in the molecule of CaCO3

Sterics is not really a factor with this type of a reaction, it is electrophillic addtion, which takes place around the planar sp2 alkene. If a carbocation were formed, a methyl shift would most likely result in the OH moving to the 3 degree carbon, however, the mercuration reaction proceeds...

Yea completely fell asleep on that reply, prefix before diene.

That is correct, 'ene' though, not 'ede'

Start by looking at this, as it seems that you lack some fundmental knowledge about how mass spec works. http://www.cem.msu.edu/~reusch/VirtualText/Spectrpy/MassSpec/masspec1.htm"

Need to see that diagram

Where do you download the CRC handbook?

Try the CRC Handbook

You're statement is almost too idiotic to warrant a response; almost. However, here is just one example from the MSDS of THF, "Distillation or evaporation can concentrate peroxides (if present) to create an explosion hazard." Pretty useless information I would say. Makes you think twice while...

I found a site that will help you visualize the ion formations. http://www.chemistry.ccsu.edu/glagovich/teaching/316/ms%20(old)/aromatic.html"

You should probably write down some reactions to help you visualize the problem.

What is the difference between the two conformers? Use actual values only if you are provided with them.