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3. (Solubility and equilibrium) Explain the following changes in equilibrium observed in experiments. The explanation must...
3. (Solubility and equilibrium) Explain the following changes in equilibrium observedin experiments. The explanatio...
3. (Solubility and equilibrium) Explain the following changes in equilibrium observedin experiments. The explanation must consider all compounds and all of major factors. (5 pts) CH3CI + CH3ONa CH3OCH3 Naci in water: nearly 100% yield in hexane: nearly 0% yield
3. (Solubility and equilibrium) Explain the following changes in equilibrium observedin experiments. The explanatio...
3. (Solubility and equilibrium) Explain the following changes in equilibrium observedin experiments. The explanation must consider all compounds and all of major factors. (5 pts) NaCl CH3CI CH3ONA CH3ОCH3 + in water: nearly 100% yield in hexane: nearly 0 % yield
3. (Solubility and equilibrium) Explain the following changes in equilibrium observed in experiments The explanation mu...
3. (Solubility and equilibrium) Explain the following changes in equilibrium observed in experiments The explanation must consider all compounds and all of major factors. (5 pts CH CI + CHONa CHOCHE in water nearly 100% yield in hexane nearly 0 yield 4. Basicity and equilibrium) Carralete the following reaction you must show more
3. Solubility and equilibrium Explain the following changes in equilibrium observed in experiments The explanation must...
3. Solubility and equilibrium Explain the following changes in equilibrium observed in experiments The explanation must considera compounds and all of major factors. 15 pts) CHCI . CHON CH, OCH NI in water nearly 100% viold in hexane nearly 0% yield 4. Basicity and equilibrium) Complete the following reactions you must show more than one possible mechanisms before you choose the better one with a greatly detailed explanation. Then, explain the equilibrium and the explanation must be done in terms...
Q7. Consider the following equilibrium How will each of the following changes affect the equilibr...
Q7. Consider the following equilibrium How will each of the following changes affect the equilibrium yield 1) Increasing Pressure of CO &CO. (g) + 6 H,O(l) -c.H.0. (s) + 6 0(g) ΔΕ1-28 16 kJ of CH O. Explain your reasoning. 2) Increasing temperature ) Removing CO 4) Decreasing the volume of the reaction vessel 5) Removing part of CH O, (s) 6) Adding a catalyst
Q7. Consider the following equilibrium How will each of the following changes affect the equilibrium...
Saturated, Unsaturated & Supersaturated Solutions Solution, in which the concentration of solute is that determined by...
Saturated, Unsaturated & Supersaturated Solutions Solution, in which the concentration of solute is that determined by its solubility (at given temperature) is called SATURATED solution. One cannot add more solute to such a solution. We also say that a saturated solution is in equilibrium with pure solute: If we add solid Nacl to an already saturated solution of NaCl, that solid remains in equilibrium with dissolved Naci. Solution containing less solute than would be in the saturated solution, is UNSATURATED...
at must be the equilibrium concentration of Question 1 (5 pts). A. If the equilibrium concentration...
at must be the equilibrium concentration of Question 1 (5 pts). A. If the equilibrium concentration of Ce is 0.00010 M, what must be the oqu Cod in the solution? K (Ce (CO)) -59% 10%. (Answer: 3.9 x 10M] B. If the concentration of Ca?" of the solution in 1A is in will some CaCO, begin to precipitate? K (Caco) -1.3 x 10". (Hint: What is the the association of Caland Co, at these concentrations and how does that compare...
Explain your answer in terms of LeChatelier's principle. c) The above solution is divided equaly into three test tu...
Explain your answer in terms of LeChatelier's principle. c) The above solution is divided equaly into three test tubes A, B. and Test tube "A is placed in an ice bath kept at 0 "C, test tube "B is kept at room temperature (25 °C) and test tube "C is placed in a boiling hot water bath maintained at 100 "C. The folowing are the colors of the solutions observed in each case. Solution "A" remained pink, solution "B" became...
Experiments Dehydration of 2-methylcyclohexanol Questions 1. Please answer this question on notebook paper, not in the...
Experiments Dehydration of 2-methylcyclohexanol Questions 1. Please answer this question on notebook paper, not in the lab sometimes dimicult to read.) tebook (carbon copies are Consider the phosphoric acid-catalyzed dehydration of the following list of nine alcohols. Give the structure of each alcohol and that of the resultant alese. If a MIXTURE of alenes is anticipated. give both products and circle the major product (a) Cyclohexanol: (b) 1-methylcyclohexanol (c)2-methylcobecnold 3-methylcyclohexanol: (e) 4-methylcyclohexanol: (cyclopentanol (R) 3- canotth) 2-pentano: 0) 3-pentanol. 2....
3. Understanding changes in equilibrium price and quantity Suppose you are an analyst in the oil...
3. Understanding changes in equilibrium price and quantity Suppose you are an analyst in the oil refinery industry and are responsible for estimating the equilibrium price and quantity of home heating oil. To do so, you must consider factors that can affect the supply of and demand for heating oil. Determinants of the demand for heating oil include household income, the price of an oil furnace (a complementary good for heating oil), and the price of natural gas (a substitute...
3. (Solubility and equilibrium) Explain the following changes in equilibrium observedin experiments. The explanation must consider all compounds and all of major factors. (5 pts) CH3CI + CH3ONa CH3OCH3 Naci in water: nearly 100% yield in hexane: nearly 0% yield
3. (Solubility and equilibrium) Explain the following changes in equilibrium observedin experiments. The explanation must consider all compounds and all of major factors. (5 pts) NaCl CH3CI CH3ONA CH3ОCH3 + in water: nearly 100% yield in hexane: nearly 0 % yield
3. (Solubility and equilibrium) Explain the following changes in equilibrium observed in experiments The explanation must consider all compounds and all of major factors. (5 pts CH CI + CHONa CHOCHE in water nearly 100% yield in hexane nearly 0 yield 4. Basicity and equilibrium) Carralete the following reaction you must show more
3. Solubility and equilibrium Explain the following changes in equilibrium observed in experiments The explanation must considera compounds and all of major factors. 15 pts) CHCI . CHON CH, OCH NI in water nearly 100% viold in hexane nearly 0% yield 4. Basicity and equilibrium) Complete the following reactions you must show more than one possible mechanisms before you choose the better one with a greatly detailed explanation. Then, explain the equilibrium and the explanation must be done in terms...
Q7. Consider the following equilibrium How will each of the following changes affect the equilibrium yield 1) Increasing Pressure of CO &CO. (g) + 6 H,O(l) -c.H.0. (s) + 6 0(g) ΔΕ1-28 16 kJ of CH O. Explain your reasoning. 2) Increasing temperature ) Removing CO 4) Decreasing the volume of the reaction vessel 5) Removing part of CH O, (s) 6) Adding a catalyst
Q7. Consider the following equilibrium How will each of the following changes affect the equilibrium...
Saturated, Unsaturated & Supersaturated Solutions Solution, in which the concentration of solute is that determined by its solubility (at given temperature) is called SATURATED solution. One cannot add more solute to such a solution. We also say that a saturated solution is in equilibrium with pure solute: If we add solid Nacl to an already saturated solution of NaCl, that solid remains in equilibrium with dissolved Naci. Solution containing less solute than would be in the saturated solution, is UNSATURATED...
at must be the equilibrium concentration of Question 1 (5 pts). A. If the equilibrium concentration of Ce is 0.00010 M, what must be the oqu Cod in the solution? K (Ce (CO)) -59% 10%. (Answer: 3.9 x 10M] B. If the concentration of Ca?" of the solution in 1A is in will some CaCO, begin to precipitate? K (Caco) -1.3 x 10". (Hint: What is the the association of Caland Co, at these concentrations and how does that compare...
Explain your answer in terms of LeChatelier's principle. c) The above solution is divided equaly into three test tubes A, B. and Test tube "A is placed in an ice bath kept at 0 "C, test tube "B is kept at room temperature (25 °C) and test tube "C is placed in a boiling hot water bath maintained at 100 "C. The folowing are the colors of the solutions observed in each case. Solution "A" remained pink, solution "B" became...
Experiments Dehydration of 2-methylcyclohexanol Questions 1. Please answer this question on notebook paper, not in the lab sometimes dimicult to read.) tebook (carbon copies are Consider the phosphoric acid-catalyzed dehydration of the following list of nine alcohols. Give the structure of each alcohol and that of the resultant alese. If a MIXTURE of alenes is anticipated. give both products and circle the major product (a) Cyclohexanol: (b) 1-methylcyclohexanol (c)2-methylcobecnold 3-methylcyclohexanol: (e) 4-methylcyclohexanol: (cyclopentanol (R) 3- canotth) 2-pentano: 0) 3-pentanol. 2....
3. Understanding changes in equilibrium price and quantity Suppose you are an analyst in the oil refinery industry and are responsible for estimating the equilibrium price and quantity of home heating oil. To do so, you must consider factors that can affect the supply of and demand for heating oil. Determinants of the demand for heating oil include household income, the price of an oil furnace (a complementary good for heating oil), and the price of natural gas (a substitute...
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