Please provide the data .which they gave you in the previous question.so that i will make it.
Chem 112 problem 3. Based on the data presented in your responses to Questions 1 and...
1 Use the structures below to answer the following questions Br Z=0 Br vi 3 1 2 a Enter the number of the compound that could undergo Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution here b Enter the number of one of the compounds that will not undergo Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution here c Explain why it will not undergo this reaction in the space below d Enter the number of one of the compounds that will not undergo Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution here e Explain...
1. Based on the physical and chemical properties you observed in your unknown and each of the carbonyl compounds, identify your unknown and explain fully (using at least 2 tests) how you came to your conclusion. and you believe it is Your unknown letter is Explain based on the results of at least 2 tests/observations: POST-LAB QUESTIONS: 1. Predict the product of the following reactions. If no reaction occurs write "NR" CH CH CH 2. Which test(s) would you use...
Extra Credit Questions 5/8/2019 CHEM 2325, covers chapters 13.5 through 25.12B of Smith's "Organic Chemistry Instructions: Submit your answers with your name, and student ID# (numerical plus bubbles) on an Apperson sheet (form 29240, the one we always use) to my office (CCSB 2.0414) by Friday, 5/10/19,at noon. Slide Apperson sheet under my door if I'm not there. Which of the following possible structures for X matches the Infrared (IR) spectrum shown below IR spectrum of compound x он The...
1. Show all your work calculating the # of Cs based on the Mand (M+1]' peaks. 2. Based on the mass spectrum, do you think your compound has a nitrogen atom? Explain. 3. Propose at least two molecular formulas based on the mass spectrum and calculate the exact mass of the parention. Is one of your formula more likely than the other? If so, explain. Compound 14 is a liquid (b.p. 85") which finds its greatest application as an aprotic...
chem lab
Name Chemistry 1211L Limiting Reactant Recitation Worksheet Complete the following questions in the space provided. Once you have an answer for each question, discuss it with your lab partner. What is the formula of the ionic compound iron (II) chloride (5 points)? 1. What is the formula of the molecular compound hydrogen sulfide (5 points)? 2. When iron (I) chloride and hydrogen sulfide react in the gas phase, they produce hydrogen chloride and iron (II) sulfide. Write a...
Based on these data, predict the site of action of the new
compound. Explain your reasoning.
Match the items in the left column to the appropriate blanks in
the sentences on the right.
Macías-Rubalcava et al., in J. Photochem. Photobiol. (2017) B 166:35-43, investigated the mechanism of action of several compounds that might serve as new herbicides. One of these new compounds (#7) inhibited photophosphorylation. The data below show the effects of compound 7 on uncoupled electron transport in isolated...
need both questions thank you
12. (a) (20 pts) Thiosulfate, S, 0%, is just like sulfate, except that one oxygen atom in sulfate has been substituted by sulfur. Draw one correct Lewis structure for thiosulfate, showing all lone pairs and all formal charges, if different than zero. (b) (10 pts) Keeping in mind our stated ideas about how to optimize Lewis structures for atoms like P, S, As etc. that do not have to follow the octet rule, how many...
Chem 322 - Problem Set 6 - page 1
Note: You do not
have to turn in this page. Just turn in page 2.
An unknown compound has the formula
C10H10O3 and the spectra shown
below.
Answer the questions on the following
page about this compound and these spectra.
Chem 322 - Problem Set 6 - page 2
Due to Dr. Hietbrink by 3:00 on Monday 5-6-19.
Circle your class: MWF 11:15, MWF 12:20, TTh 2:00 Name
_____________________ Class student...
Below are the questions with the answer key. Please solve the
problem and show work to support that answer.
For Problems 1-36, write a structure consistent with the molecular formula and 'H-NMR spectrum. Symmetry is important for many of them to reduce the number of NMR peaks expected. Show your tirals and tribulations in the space provided. 35. CeH11CI (A bit tricky.) 3 Н,с C-CH CH CH PPM 36. C HaBr2 (Diastereotopic protons.) Br PPM 37. In the area below,...
In your OWN words, provide numbered responses to the following questions regarding Modules 3 & 4 content. Poisonings with chemical X occurs when a person has skin contact with the chemical and it builds up in the body over long periods (months to years). Chemical X causes mental and physical impairments. Even small amounts of chemical X can cause harm in children younger than 5. Chemical X treated wood in old structures such as playground equipment, park benches, fences, and...