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    Identifying a tertiary alcohol

    not very much I know that a tertiary alcohol can not be oxidized into an aldehyde or ketone.
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    Identifying a tertiary alcohol

    Suppose you are given 3 alcohols primary secondary and tertiary. I have to design an experiment that can be carried out with commonly available materials and equipment that would identify the tertiary alcohol. I don't know what to do, can someone please help me out?
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    Chemistry Features in the molecular structure of a compound that affect solubility mp,bp.

    Hi guys, I need some help with this question. What features in the molecular structure of a compound affect its solubility and its melting and boiling points. I need to answer this question with several examples and include structural diagrams. Please help :yuck:
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    Acid rain affect on the environment

    Hi can someone help me out a little bit on this question How might acid precipitation threaten the fitness of the environment? I need to include molecular aspects such as pH.
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    Naturally occurring acid base buffering system in an organism

    I think I am having trouble because I have two questions that are quite similar The first question was Which macromolecule within the body can act as a buffer? I wrote the following The macromolecules within the body that can act as a buffer are proteins. Proteins are effective...
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    Naming organic compounds help

    naming organic compounds help pleasezz I need some help naming the compound below CH3-CH-CH3 | CH3CCH=CH2 | CH3-CHCH2CH3 The vertical line should be from the second Carbons not the first. I can't move the line to the middle SORRY! The name I have is...
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    Bio/chem relation between pH and [H+]

    I thought there would be a more complicated answer
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    Naturally occurring acid base buffering system in an organism

    I tried looking for this online, but didn't really find anything can someone help me out I need an example of a naturally- occurring acid-base buffering system in an organism
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    Bio/chem relation between pH and [H+]

    Hi my question is How does the pH relate to the concentration of Hydrogen ions? what I think is The relationship between the pH and the concentration of Hydrogen ions is that the -log of the hydrogen ion concentration is equal to the pH, but this doesn't seem right at all. can someone...
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    Diethylene glycol in WINE question help please CHEMISTRY gr 12

    My teacher has said that using the distillation apparatus is a good idea, but can someone tell me a little about how to use it. If we were going to use the apparatus at this site the procedure for purifying the contaminated wine would be to...
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    Diethylene glycol in WINE question help please CHEMISTRY gr 12

    GCT that link you gave me for a tutor looks good, but I don't think they will help me for free. Does anyone know any tutor sites for chemistry, biology, and math that are free? Something like a chat or something. I know this one ilc.org are there any others??
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    Diethylene glycol in WINE question help please CHEMISTRY gr 12

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractional_distillation using the apparatus in this link the round flask would have the wine and then i would heat it to the boiling point of the diethylene glycol? then what would vaporize into the other flask? Would one flask have purified wine and the other the...
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    Diethylene glycol in WINE question help please CHEMISTRY gr 12

    how will I know the boiling point of this alcohol? Diethylene glycol? Will drawing out the structure of this hydrocarbon help? This is a hydrocarbon right? lol :eek:
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    Diethylene glycol in WINE question help please CHEMISTRY gr 12

    Distillation is probably the way to go but I don't know how to do this using boiling points. This looks like the right way to do it because I was reading stuff about alcohols, aldehydes, ethers, ketones, naming these and then their would be a property section where it would talk about boiling...
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    Diethylene glycol in WINE question help please CHEMISTRY gr 12

    Hi I don't know where to start in this question can someone please help me out. Diethylene glycol, although toxic, has occasionally, and illegally, been added to wines to enhance the sweet flavour. Propose an experimental design, including the procedure and the equipment that you would use, to...
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    How many times more soluble. HELP

    is 0.014 mol/L the correct concentration for the solubility of PbCl2? How do you know that is in distilled water? and how did you get 0.0012 mol/L NaCl solution?
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    How many times more soluble. HELP

    i don't know how to compare to the solubility of water. Lol I am so confused if you could take me through this step by step it would be appreciated thanks
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    How many times more soluble. HELP

    i don't know if we are doing this right its getting complicated i don't think I've done this before
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    HELP solubility product determine solubility of lead 2 chloride mol/L and g/L

    use you accepted value for the solubility product of lead 2 chloride to determine the solubility of lead 2 chloride in mol/L and g/L the accepted value is ksp=1.2*10^-5 Ksp=[Pb] [Cl]^2 1.2*10^-5 = (x) (2x)^2 x=0.014 mol/L 0.014 mol/L * 276.1 g/mol =3.98 g/L I don't know if I...
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    How many times more soluble. HELP

    so 1.2*10^-5= [0.0144] [0.100]^2? 1.2*10^-5= 1.44*10^-4
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    How many times more soluble. HELP

    Ok but i still don't get how to solve the question
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    How many times more soluble. HELP

    ok i don't get what i have to do do i do dissociation of NaCl next? NaCl--> Na^+^2 +Cl^- initial concentration Cl=0.100 initial concentration Na=0 change for Cl=x change for Na=x equilibrium for Na =x equilibrium for Cl=(0.100+x) where did u get the (0.100+2x) there is no 2 in the equation...
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    How many times more soluble. HELP

    How many times more soluble... ASAP HELP Hii, I did a lab and need help with this question it says How many times more soluble is lead 2 chloride in distilled water than in 0.100 mol/L solution of sodium chloride? The ksp for lead 2 chloride is = 1.2*10^-5 I don't know what other...
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    Best oxidizing and reducing agent in periodic table

    I need to find the best oxidizing and reducing agent in the periodic table and say why i chose what i chose. I think the best oxidizing agent is Fluorine and the best reducing agent is Lithium I am not sure if my predictions are correct and if they are I don't know how to explain why I...
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    Calculations of Solubility Product of Lead 2 Chloride

    HELP! In this experiment I measured the initial mass of a piece of Al and then i put it into a beaker containing 100.0 mL of saturated PbCl2 The concentration I calculated for Pb is 6.12 *10^-^5 mol/L The concentration I calculated for Cl is 1.224* 10^-^4 mol/L Therefore my Ksp= [Pb]...
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    Help with percent concentration of hydrogen peroxide if diluted?

    well in the first trial I have only a 6% concentration of hydrogen peroxide-the amount of the peroxide is 75 mL. In the second trial I have 6% concentration of hydrogen peroxide but i have diluted it with 10 mL of water. There is 65 mL of hydrogen peroxide in the test tube In the third...
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    Help with percent concentration of hydrogen peroxide if diluted?

    :frown: I did an experiment on the effect of substrate concentration on the rate of a catalase. I was given 6% substrate concentration of hydrogen peroxide. We had to do 3 trials with different concentrations of the hydrogen peroxide but we had to dilute the peroxide ourselves in the second...
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    Homologous or Analogous Features? HELP!

    Homologous or Analogous Features?? HELP! PLZ Hi I have a mini lab to do where I had to make two charts and compare features of the brown bat, the orca, the koala, the tiger shark, the black capped chickadee and the human. In my analysis it says from the first chart which has features such...
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    Creativity Molecular Process Costume!

    I think I am going to do the process transcription the whole thing with exons and introns and spiceosomes i just don't know how to be creative I am going to shoppers drug mart right now to find some stuff everything else is closed with me luck, any ideas how to show RNA polymerase untwisting the...
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    Creativity Molecular Process Costume!

    lol i don't think so. No PAINT! lol common any other ideas?
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    Creativity Molecular Process Costume!

    well there are two examples given but i don't want to use the examples. Only one person is allowed to be a part of the costume. The examples are: Helicase untwisting and breaking H-bonds in DNA replication Or Restriction enzymes cutting double stranded DNA at the palindromic sequence.
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    Creativity Molecular Process Costume!

    :confused: HI I need some major help in creating a costume that illustrates a molecule involved in a process, can someone please help me i have to wear the costume in class tomorrow and am not allowed to make a model . I need some ideas as to what process is easy to do and how i can make a...
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    Solve for x in the polynomial

    thank u, i got it...thnx for the help
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    Solve for x in the polynomial

    I already did it that way and then solved for x but that answer was wrong. x does not equal 0 in my textbook it says the answers are -2 and \frac {-1\pm\sqrt{3i}} {2} i don't know how to get this answer can some1 please help me immediately!:cry:
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    Solve for x in the polynomial

    Hi i need some help solving this polynomail a tutor helped me with this question getting x=0 but this answer was not correct can someone else please help me out? The question is 5(x+1)^3=-5
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    Immediate help rate of reaction

    a 3.25g sample of NaHCO3 (sodium hydrogen carbonate) reacts completely with sulfuric acid (H2SO4) in a time of 20 seconds. express the average rate of reaction as a) mass of H2SO4 consumed per second I don't know how to find the mass of the sulfuric acid, therefore I am unable to figure out...
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    Tangent Properties Symmetry, domain, asymptotes, zeroes

    im not sure how to solve the equation equal to zero
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    Tangent Properties Symmetry, domain, asymptotes, zeroes

    ok i still don't think I get symmetry but for the range I've got {x: x cannot = -90,90,270,...,XER} this is from tan(theta) not from the equation I wrote in the first post. If i look at that equation on my graphing calculator i get {x: x cannot= 0.47, 1.53, -3.76, -4.80.. XER} the...
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    CHECK PLEASE Tan BEHAviour IN TRANSFORMATION

    HOw does y-3=-\tan (-2x+\pi) differ from y=tan(x) y=-\tan [-2 (x+ \frac {\pi} {2} )] +3 rearranged It differs because it has a Horizontal compression by a factor of 1/2 it is reflected in the x and y-axis there is a horizontal translation \frac {\pi} {2} units to the left...
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    New equation? y=3tan(2x) shifted down 5 and 60 left?

    Im not sure I think it is either y=3tan (2(x-60))-5 OR y=3tan(2x-60)-5 which will become y=3 tan(2 (x-30))-5 but I think this one is wrong if the first one is right then should the 60 have a negative or plus sign before it? HELP! QUICK! :cry: :cry:
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    Tangent Properties Symmetry, domain, asymptotes, zeroes

    y=-2\tan (3x+\pi) +3 state the following period = \frac {\pi} {3} y-intercept=3 Range = {y: yER} Domain= {x: ?} Symmetry? Vertical Asymptotes? Zeros? Can someone please tell me how to figure out what is left there are so many zeroes and i can't read them off of my...
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    Compare y=Cos(x) and transformation HELP

    How does the graph y=-3 \cos (2\theta+ \frac {\pi} {4}) +3 Differ from the graph of y=\cos\theta I think this graph is different because it has a vertical stretch by a factor of 3 and is translated upwards 3 units but I am not sure how to rearrange this to find the horizontal translation...
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    How to rearrange this trig function?

    I needed to find the properties of this trig function this is what i got period=3 amplitude=0 max=2 min=-2 range{y:-2<=y<=2} domain {x:XER} horizontal phase shift 1 unit left no vertical shift Are these values correct? Should period have a unit with it or is just 3 fine? What about...
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    Check another trig behaviour

    thanks so much the original question does have 90 degrees in it. You are right the horizontal translation should be to the right NOT LEFT! :smile:
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    Tricky Trig Function Find the eqn Help

    Anyone else get the same answer as me?
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    Tricky Trig Function Find the eqn Help

    Find the equation of a sine function that has a vertical displacement 2 units down, a horizontal phase shift pi/3 to the right, a period of pi/6, reflection in the y-axis and the amplitude of 3. my answer y=3\sin [-12(x+\frac {\pi} {3})] -2 is this what you get?
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    Comparison between y=sinx and

    I have changed my original post is it correct now?
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    Check another trig behaviour

    Did i do this question correctly?
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    How to rearrange this trig function?

    Thanks so much that is a BIG HUGE HELP :rofl:
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    How to rearrange this trig function?

    How do I rearrange this where do I begin? y= -2sin [ 2\pi * \frac {(t+1)} {3} ] I need to state the period, amplitude, max/min, range, domain, horizontal phase shift, and vertical displacement Im not sure how to rearrange the square brackets.
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