true or false
Some compounds, when they crystallize out of water, use water to form part of their crystalline structure and are then call hydrates.
There are many inorganic salts which contain water of crystallization as a part of their crystal; e.g, CuSO4.5H2O. Such salts crystallise out from water will contain water of crystallization and are called hydrous salt or hydrates. Thus, given statement is correct
true or false Some compounds, when they crystallize out of water, use water to form part...
True or False: Based only on its mer structure Teflon can crystallize easily.
2. Water forms many solid inclusion compounds, called clathrate
hydrates. In clathrate hydrates water molecules are arranged to
form polyhedral cages around the enclosed molecules or atoms. An
example of such a cage is shown. (a) What do the corners of the
structure represent? What do the edges represent? (4) (b) How do
enclosed molecules, such as methane or dihydrogen, interact with
the cage? (E.g., covalent bonds, ionic interactions, etc.) (2) (c)
Methane clathrate hydrate is an important clathrate. Why?...
TRUE OR FALSE A. True or False / When units are completed, costs are transferred out of WIP and into finished goods inventory. B True or False / When units are sold, costs are transferred out of finished goods inventory and into cost of goods sold (COGS). C True or False / MOH is increased by the purchase of indirect materials, indirect labor and costs to run the factory, and reduced by MOH applied to WIP. D. True or False...
1. Covalent compounds, dissolved in water, never produce conducting solutions. True or False 2. All acid-base reactions produce a salt and water as the only products. True or False
Based on the generalizations in the table of water solubility of ionic compounds, is it true that KC2H302 is likely to be soluble in water? Q True O False n aqueous solutions, acids and bases react to form salts and water. Match the cations and anions that makeup each component of the reaction between nitric acid and potassium hydroxode. Anion(s) Anion(s) Anion(s) Cation(s) Cation(s) Cation(s) Acid Base Salt Water
True and False questions!!
1. True and False Question (1) Carbonyl compounds have higher boiling points than hydrocarbons, but lower boiling points than corresponding alcohols. (2) Aldehydes and ketones react with primary amines to form imines and with secondary amines to form enamines. (3) Aldehydes and ketones can be oxidized to carboxylic acids. (4) Diols can form acetal with the ketone or aldehyde to protect them for selective reduction of the ester (5) The electron-withdrawing group in Wittig reagent does...
Organic compounds are always polar and dissolve in water True False Question 2 1 pts Inorganic salts are usually polar and soluble in water O True False Question 3 1 pts What kind of bonds do we usually find in organic hydrocarbons? non polar covalent bonds polar covalent bonds polar ionic bonds coordinated bonds
Questions form part a, b and c
?2,4 SAMPLE NO. example trial 1 "trial 2 21.123 a PERCENTAGE or Bao,.mp"?"UNKHOwN dI 1. Weight of evaporating dish (@) 2. Weight of evaporating dish and unknown ( *3. Weight of evaporating dish and residue 22.334 42.030 22.193 42.67 (irst heating) (g) 4 Weight of evaporating dishand residue (second heating) (g) 22.187 CALCULATIONS/RESULTS/CONCLUSIONS A. REVERSIBILITY OF HYDRATION 1. Is the dehydration and hydration of Cuso, SH,0 reversible? Explain your answer 1. Which compounds...
1) Will Chloroform (CHCl3; density = 1.489 g/cm3) form the lower layer? True False 2)The compounds 2.3-dimethylbutane and 2-methylpentane are structural isomers geometrical isomers functional isomers diastereoisomers
According to the atomic theory, atoms cannot be divided into parts. True False According to the law of multiple proportions, two elements can form two different compounds having the same mass ratio. True False According to the law of definite proportions, all water would contain the same ratio (by weight) of oxygen to hydrogen. True alse Mass is conserved during a chemical or physical process True False A molecule is the smallest part of a compound which has all the...