In this experiment we repare rac-BINOL. If we wished to directly prepare a single enantiomer((S)-BINOL) which step would be modified, what is the name of the selectivity we would require?
In this experiment we repare rac-BINOL. If we wished to directly prepare a single enantiomer((S)-BINOL) which...
3.12.2 We perform an experiment in which we prepare a particle in a given quantum mechanical stat e and then measure the momentum of the particle. We repeat this experiment many times and obtain an average result for the momentum (p) (the expectation value of the momennum) For each of the following quantum mechanical states, give the (vector) value of (p) or, if appropriate. (p(t), where ris the time after the preparation of the state. (i) ψ(r)ocexp(ik-r (i) a particle...
Suppose we have the following experiment: choosing a single ball from a bag which has an equal number of red, green, yellow, and blue balls, and then rolling a 6 sided die. What is the size of our sample space?
1. Draw the two stereoisomeric products from the following reaction, which uses a single enantiomer (i.e. optically active compound) as the starting material. 2. Write a detailed reaction mechanism for the reaction. 3. Determine the R/S configuration for the original chiral center and any new chiral centers formed in the reaction. 4. Comment upon whether a 1:1 mixture of the two compounds in part 1 would be optically active. CIH HBr
experiment 12 single displacement reaction NAME SECTION DATE INSTRUCTOR REPORT FOR EXPERIMENT 12 Single Displacement Reactions Evidence of Reaction Describe any evidence of reaction; if no reac- tion was observed, write "None". Equation (to be completed) Write "No reaction", if no reaction was observed. Ca + AgNO (aq) — Pb + Cu(NO)(aq) Zn + Pb(NO, Maq) — Zn + MgSO (aq) Cu + H2SO4aq) Zn + H2SO,(aq) - QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMS 1. Complete the following table by writing the symbols...
What is/are constant(s) within an experiment? Select one: a. Response (dependent) variables which must be kept the same throughout the experiment. b. Any variable, other than the explanatory (independent) variable, which is/are kept the same between treatments. c. Variables, other than the response (dependent variable), which are varied throughout the experiment. d. Explanatory (independent) variables which require controls.
1)Discuss two things you could do in a lab setting to determine which type of substitution reaction took place. Be specific and explain each experiment. Discuss what outcomes you would expect from your design. Consider the reaction scheme shown below. Sn1 or SN2 + Nuc Substitution Product (S) solvent rate single enantiomer (optically active) Discuss two things you could do in a typical undergraduate lab to experimentally determine which type of substitution reaction took place. Be specific and briefly explain...
Part II. Short Answers @ 1pts each. Write your answers directly on the s on the test. spaces provided 31. In lecture, we described many cell structures that enhance an organism's virulence. virulent cell structures? Why is the ability to form an endospore the most significant of all You have isolated a bacterium from the bottom from a deep ocean trench in a tropical location. Provide scientific term that would describe its physical or chemical requirements 32. 33. Which form...
4) Interference and Diffraction Phenomena (10 points) (a) In a single slit diffraction experiment with a screen far away from the slit, with waves of wavelength 1, there will be no intensity minima if the slit becomes too small compared to the wavelength. What is the minimum slit width (in terms of ) for which no intensity minimum occurs? (Note: if there is no minimum, the screen looks essentially fully illuminated. Think what condition that puts on the angle of...
A student attempted to identify an unknown compound by the method used in this experiment. Her original sample weight was 0.7047 g. When heated in the first step, the mass decreased to 0.4862 g Write the complete, net balanced reaction that would occur in this experiment if - the student's unknown compound was NaHCO3 -the student's unknown compound was KHCO3 Using stoichiometry, predict the theoretical yield of the solid chloride obtained at the end of the student's experiment if -...
Which of the following chiral compounds is(are) R enantiomer(s)? 1) I. II III но, CI. Н,с CH CI OH н,с 2) You found an organic compound containing chiral carbon atom with the following four substituents: HC C-, CI-, O C- and H2C-CH-, What would be the correct order of their priorities? A) HC C-> O-C->CI-> H2C-CH B) Cl->HCC-> 0-C-> H2C-CH C) Cl-> O C-> HC C-> H2C-CH D) Cl-> O-C-> H2C-CH-> HC C E) O-C-> Cl-> HC C-> H2C-CH 3)...