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Expert Help with Mass Spectroscopy Homework: IR & NMR Analysis for Molecule B
my answers are so far d, c, c, b ,b not sure for q6- joe98
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Expert Help with Mass Spectroscopy Homework: IR & NMR Analysis for Molecule B
These are the actual questions i have posted my solution on the above post, any suggestions chhers, Question 1 Which types of bonds can be identified in the IR spectrum of molecule B? Answer a. C=O and C=C b. C=O and O-H c. O-H only d. C=O only Question 2 By identifying the...- joe98
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Expert Help with Mass Spectroscopy Homework: IR & NMR Analysis for Molecule B
Homework Statement Spec diagrams are attached, could someone see if i am correct so far with these questions 1)Which types of bonds can be identified in the IR spectrum of molecule B? carbonyl group i believe 2) By identifying the molecular ion, determine which of the molecular formula...- joe98
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- Mass
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What Is the Mass Driving Force for Mass Transfer in Gas Phase?
Heyguys, could you have a look if i am on the right track Heres my working out to calculate the driving force in mass concentration units from the gas phase I converted 10 mol% to 0.17 mass%, (which is in mole fraction) then i calculated the partial pressures of inlet and outlet...- joe98
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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What Is the Mass Driving Force for Mass Transfer in Gas Phase?
Any suggestions guys on calculating the mass transfer driving force?- joe98
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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What Is the Mass Driving Force for Mass Transfer in Gas Phase?
Consider a chemical species A, which is soluble in water. The equilibrium of this system with A in air is described by the following question: C(air) = HC(water) where C(air) is mass concentration of the species in air C(water) is the mass concentration in water, and the Henrys Law constant...- joe98
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- Mass Mass transfer
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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IM forces-substances of increasing melting points
Q.In which of the answers below are the substances listed in order of increasing melting point? a) Cl2 < CHF3 < H2O < CHCl3 < SiO2 b) Cl2 < CHCl3 < CHF3 < H2O < SiO2 c) Cl2 < CHF3 < CHCl3 < H2O < SiO2 d) Cl2 < H2O < CHF3 < CHCl3 < SiO2 e) SiO2 < H2O < CHCl3 < CHF3 < Cl2 How can we tell... -
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Is the Flow Laminar or Turbulent? Determining with Reynolds Number
Homework Statement For the following situations of steady flow, determine whether the flow is laminar or turbulent based on Reynolds number: water at 10oC flowing at an average velocity of 2 m/s in a 100-mm pipe, (Viscosity of water at 10oC: 1.31 cP, density: 1000 kg/m3) Homework...- joe98
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Tdistribution to construct a confidence interval question
Any ideas guys?- joe98
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Fluid Pressure Equation for 150 m3 Silo | Sensor Calibration and Display Reading
wouldnt the overall pressure difference=850x1000x(12-0.6)=94962Pa so the reading could be 0.05+(pressure/94962)- joe98
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Tdistribution to construct a confidence interval question
Any thoughts guys?- joe98
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Tdistribution to construct a confidence interval question
The following are summary statistics for a data set. Would it be appropriate to use the Student's t- distribution to construct a confidence interval for these data? Explain clearly! Sample size = 10 Mean = 8.905 Median = 6.105 Standard deviation = 9.690 Minimum = 0.512 Maximum = 39.920...- joe98
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- Confidence interval Interval
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Fluid Pressure Equation for 150 m3 Silo | Sensor Calibration and Display Reading
that was for a different part of the question where "If water is used instead of cream, how high must the silo be in order for the display (calibrated for cream) to read 100% when the silo is full" but i can't seem to derive an equation to relate the display reading (in %) to the sensor...- joe98
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad Student's t- distribution to construct a confidence interval question
so Stephen, your suggesting its not suitable to use tdistribution because its not normally disstributed but could there be any other reasons?- joe98
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Fluid Pressure Equation for 150 m3 Silo | Sensor Calibration and Display Reading
so would R=P/(pg0.6)*100- joe98
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help