11. Select one molecule from "Molecules 5' and one molecule from "Molecules 6". Draw the molecules...
9. Draw all of the possible hydrogen bonds between the following molecule and water molecules. Indicate the hydrogen bonds with dotted lines. :N-CEN: H 10. Polar molecules can contain more than one type of attractive force. Fill in the following table answering the question "Is this attractive force present between molecules of the given compound?" Write yes or no for each force. Molecule Ionic Attraction H-Bond Dipole-Dipole London CHCl3 CH3OH NH2 65- *NH3-C-COO 11. For each of the following pairs...
2-methylocta-4,6-dien-1-amineAssignment 1: Draw your molecule from IUPAC name Using the given IUPAC name, draw your molecule Complete the cover page (p.1) of your portfolio with the following:o Structural formula of the moleculeo IUPAC name Use a thin, clear binder or report cover to protect the portfolio Submit the following in the binder:o Cover page as described above (page 1)Assignment 2: Formula, Molar Mass and Functional Groups On a page titled Expanded Structural Formula draw the expanded structure of themolecule.o Show...
Part A H,0 (100°C) has a higher boiling point than CH, OH (65°C). There are more hydrogen bonds between water molecules than between alcohol molecules. There are less hydrogen bonds between water molecules than between alcohol molecules. CH, OH has the higher molecular mass than H,O. There are no hydrogen bonds between alcohol molecules while there are plenty of them between water molecules. O Submit Previous Answers Request Answer X Incorrect; Try Again; 2 attempts remaining Part B H,O (100°C)...
6) Draw molecules that satisfy the following prompts i- i1i. All molecules must have a minimum of 13 Carbon atoms and exactly 2 heteroatoms (i.e. atoms that are not carbon or hydrogen atoms). You may not use the same molecule twice for any parts of this question. Structures must be drawn using ChemBioDraw. You do not need to look up solubility information, but the answers must be reasonable (supported by the concepts that we have discussed). Also, the structures must...
6. For the molecule below, draw all of the possible H-bonds that could form when placed in water by drawing additional water molecules around it and showing the H-bonds as dashed lines in red if you can). CH3 'N H Hac1
Q1: Q2: Find the ΔHreaction Draw Lewis structures for the acetonitrile molecule (CH3CN), the methylamine molecule (CH3NH2), and the methanimine molecule (CH2NH) in the window below, and then answer the questions that follow, based on your drawings. Draw one structure per sketcher box. Separate added sketchers with + signs from the dropdown menu CP ChemDoodle What is the bond order of the carbon- nitrogen bond in the acetonitrile molecule?(enter a number) Which species has the shortest carbon-nitrogen bond, CH3CN, CH3NH2,...
Consider the molecule below: :CI: 1 H-C-H - :CI: Select ALL the intermolecular forces that are expected to be present between two of these molecules. Select as many answers as are applicable, however points will be deducted for incorrect guesses. Select one or more: Dispersion forces Dipole/dipole forces Hydrogen bonding
Step 6: Hydrogen Bonding with Water (3) Hydrocodone Directions: Draw the structure of your molecule on a separate page. Illustrate all ways that your molecule could form hydrogen bonds with water. Do this by drawing bent water molecules as necessary and use dashed RED lines (---) to show H-bonding between water and the appropriate atom in the molecule. Be sure that it is very clear which atoms on each molecule are involved in the hydrogen bonds. Keep in mind that...
Draw molecules that satisfy the following prompts i-iii. All molecules must have 8-10 Carbon atoms AND exactly 2 Heteroatoms (i.e. atoms that are not carbon or hydrogen atoms). You may not use the same molecule twice for any parts of this question. You do not need to look up solubility information, but the answers must be reasonable. Also, the structures must be reasonable (improper structures, e.g. carbon with 5 bonds, or oxygen with one bond and no charge, will not...
Draw molecules that satisfy the following prompts i-iii. All molecules must have 8-10 Carbon atoms AND exactly 2 Heteroatoms (i.e. atoms that are not carbon or hydrogen atoms). You may not use the same molecule twice for any parts of this question. You do not need to look up solubility information, but the answers must be reasonable. Also, the structures must be reasonable (improper structures, e.g. carbon with 5 bonds, or oxygen with one bond and no charge, will not...