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Nucleophile question
[quote][i]Originally posted by 12AX7[/i]
Probably something to do with the bonds, C=O is covalent w ... |
7-5-2006 at 12:42
by: guy |
Nucleophile question
This is probably a very simple question but I can't seem to figure it out. If nucleophiles such as ... |
7-5-2006 at 10:31
by: guy |
Solids in rate laws and equilibrium
If I am using the collision theory, then solids should affect equilibrium to a VERY small extent. (A ... |
7-5-2006 at 02:07
by: guy |
Amino acids synthesis...
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Glycine - from chloroacetic acid and ammonia (amino acetic acid)[/quote]
You probably wi ... |
6-5-2006 at 18:51
by: guy |
Solids in rate laws and equilibrium
I have another question. Is it possible for a reaction to never reach equilibrium? Such as when yo ... |
5-5-2006 at 14:14
by: guy |
Haloform Reaction help!
How did you get the formula to be C2H3OCl3? It should be C3H3OCl3 which is trichloroacetone. And yo ... |
4-5-2006 at 16:39
by: guy |
Solids in rate laws and equilibrium
Yeah I kind of figured that it didnt really have to do with activities. The gas dissolving in water ... |
4-5-2006 at 13:40
by: guy |
Solids in rate laws and equilibrium
[b]The Answer?[/b]
I remember now about something my chem teacher told me. She said, "when you g ... |
3-5-2006 at 21:54
by: guy |
Solids in rate laws and equilibrium
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adding more will only increase surface area of MnO2, so the decomposition will procede fast ... |
3-5-2006 at 20:15
by: guy |
Solids in rate laws and equilibrium
I have been taught that solids do not appear in the equilibrium expression or rate laws because they ... |
3-5-2006 at 15:15
by: guy |
NiO catalyst for burning NH3
I have just finished preparing the NiSO4, and I want to convert to the oxide. I don't have nitrate ... |
17-4-2006 at 11:56
by: guy |
Potassium Dichromate synthesis (from Rhodium)
This site shows Cr2O3 dissolving in NaOH and oxidized to CrO4 2- with H2O2 in basic solution.
http: ... |
17-4-2006 at 11:46
by: guy |
Preparation of Ammonium iron (III) sulphate (ferric alum)
Shouldn't the hexaaquoiron(III) ion be almost colorless? If its a different color, does that means ... |
15-4-2006 at 20:09
by: guy |
Preperation of powdered Iron
That's becuase some CO is produced in the flame and it reduces the CuO to Cu. |
13-4-2006 at 22:20
by: guy |
NiO catalyst for burning NH3
Does nickel oxide easily form Ni2O3? I've read that nickel (II) oxide is green to black. I've also ... |
13-4-2006 at 19:10
by: guy |
Preperation of powdered Iron
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??? Please explain? I am interested.
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It is because the iron has such a high s ... |
13-4-2006 at 16:59
by: guy |
NiO catalyst for burning NH3
Is it possible to have NiO as a catalyst for burning ammonia? I read that nickel(II) oxide can be a ... |
12-4-2006 at 15:59
by: guy |
Possibility of Ether?
I read somewhere on this site that adding sodium bisulfate soln. to ethanol can produce ether. Is t ... |
6-4-2006 at 18:28
by: guy |
HBr from NaBr/KBr and NaHSO4
An aqueous solution of NaHSO4 is not strong enough to cause any considerable yield of HBr. If HBr d ... |
27-3-2006 at 14:34
by: guy |
Best way to dissolve hydrogen chloride
The collection bottle will be submerged in ice cold water. The HCl generated will probable be a hig ... |
26-3-2006 at 16:16
by: guy |
Sulfur from SO42-...maybe?
Yes it would be mostly making H2 and ZnSO4, but sulfate is a weak oxidizing agent in acidic conditio ... |
24-3-2006 at 23:18
by: guy |
Best way to dissolve hydrogen chloride
I am going to make HCl gas by the reaction of molten NaHSO4 and NaCl. I plan to heat in a stoppered ... |
24-3-2006 at 18:21
by: guy |
Bismuth oxy compounds
Is it possible to guess the formula by doing this experiment?:
<i>Theory: Find the Ka of th ... |
22-3-2006 at 20:51
by: guy |
Bismuth oxy compounds
I have seen the formulas for "sub" compounds as either an oxy-cation or as a double salt, where one ... |
22-3-2006 at 18:46
by: guy |
Bismuth oxy compounds
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But you might be forgetting another factor. It is not only the hydrolysis equilibrium (whos ... |
22-3-2006 at 18:03
by: guy |
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