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...
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...
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"
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...