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    So, how does this prove that the derivative of sinx is cosx?

    Hey guys, I know that the derivative of sinx is cosx but how do we get to that answer can someone show me the steps followed
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    How Can You Distinguish Between Propanone and Propanal?

    My idea to the separate samples of propanone and propanal is to use an ammoniacal solution of silve which propanone should show some change(a white precipitate) and propanal does not While when propanone reacts with hydrogen cynaide the N-bonds will break and will be attached to propanone...
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    How Can You Distinguish Between Propanone and Propanal?

    1)Give a chemical test that can be used to distinguis between separate samples of propanone and propanal. Give a suitable reagent for the test and describe what you would obsrve with propanone and with propanal. 2) Outline the reaction of propanone with the following reagents. Give the...
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    Where Can I Practice Algebra and Trigonometry Problems with Explanations?

    purplemath.com would be an excellent site for you to use
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    How to Calculate the Heat of Hydration of Copper(II) Sulphate?

    How do I calcualte the heat of hydration of of copper(II)sulphate knowing that when I dissolve anhydrous copper(II)sulphate temperature changes by 2K and when I dissolve copper(II)sulphate pentahydrate in water temperature decreases by 1K. We are told to assume that 1cm cubed of water is...
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    What is the Theoretical Heat of Hydration for Copper(II) Sulphate?

    Yes I want the heat of anhydrous copper(II) sulphate
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    What is the Theoretical Heat of Hydration for Copper(II) Sulphate?

    Hey poeple do any of you know what is the theoretical value for the heat of hydartion of copper I need it to make some calculations in my lab
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    Why Don't Electrons Stick to the Nucleus Despite Opposite Charges?

    Hey people, I have beeno wondering this for a while: If the nucleus of an atom is positively charged and the electrons are negatively charged, why don't the electrons stick to the nucleus like a magnet, why do they only have a certain distance between themselves. If the electrons are...
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