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Answer all questions completely on a separate piece of paper. Make sure you show all work for full credit and put a box around all answers. Use correct units and significant figures. 1. (10 points) For each of the following molecules, determine: if the molecule is polar The hybridization for all central atoms draw the hybridized bonding structure (just show bonding orbitals) f. KrOF4 g. PF6 h. HCN i. CH3OCH3 j. XeF4 a. PH3 b. CH&NH2 с. СОС d. N...
answer all please Find information on: 1. ascorbic acid 2. codeine 3. cinnamaldehyde 4. pethidine To...
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Find information on: 1. ascorbic acid 2. codeine 3. cinnamaldehyde 4. pethidine To get full credit (4 pts) you must: 1. Give molecular formula, structure, and identify of all functional groups. 2. Identify configurations (if present) within the molecule, e.g. (R/S, E/Z, cis/trans). 3. Propose a reaction (1 rxn) that could transform the molecule (or part of the molecule, i.e. functional group) into a new compound (show the new compound). 4. Identify the molecule's importance and/or application
Answer the following questions showing all work. Full credit will not be given to answers without...
Answer the following questions showing all work. Full credit will not be given to answers without work shown. If you use Minitab Express or StatKey include the appropriate output (copy + paste). If you do hand calculations show your work using the Word equation editor. Clearly identify your final answers. Output without explanation will not receive full credit and answers with no output or explanation will not receive full credit. Round all answers to 3 decimal places. If you have...
Section B: Free Response (you must show your work for full credit) 1. Draw Frost circle...
Section B: Free Response (you must show your work for full credit) 1. Draw Frost circle diagrams for each compound shown. Assume that all atoms in the ring are spa hybridized. Populate the pi electrons in the corresponding MO's. Identify the compound as aromatic or antiaromatic. (5 pts) 2. What is the Hückel number of pi electrons for the molecule shown below? How many pi electron pairs does it have? Would you expect this molecule to be aromatic, antiaromatic or...
To earn full credit and receive feedback, please show all work for all problems. 1. Circle...
To earn full credit and receive feedback, please show all work for all problems. 1. Circle the compound that is the stronger acid. Explain and justify your choice using a combination of words and chemical structures. 2. Provide the complete mechanism (curved arrows) to show how the product is formed. Include all lone pairs, formal charges, curved arrows, intermediates, and products. You do not need to draw the structures of transition states. If there is a carbocation rearrangement and/or a...
Please answer each question in the space below it. Show all your work for full credit....
Please answer each question in the space below it. Show all your work for full credit. 1. Two parallel wires run horizontally and carry current in the same direction (to the right). They both carry a current of 3.7 mA. They are separated by a distance of 30.0 cm. (a) Draw the situation including the magnetic field produced by each wire in the space in between, above, and below the wires. (b) What is the magnetic field along the line...
Please answer these two questions complete with an explanation to get full points, thank you :)...
Please answer these two questions complete with an explanation
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The electron-domain (or electron-pair) geometry ?s the geometry assumed by all the valence electron pairs around a central atom (both bond and lone pairs), whereas the molecular geometry describes the arrangement in space of the central atom and the atoms directly attached to it. If the electron-domain geometry for ClF2+ is tetrahedral, what is the molecular geometry? Determine the formal charge on O in...
how do i fully fill out all of these sheets ? please show all work Lab...
how do i fully fill out all of these sheets ? please show all
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Lab Partner: Molecular Modeling - Recitation Submission Build each molecule below using the molecular modeling sets. Then, complete the following tables. Use lines and wedges to represent 3-D structures as appropriate (45 points/3 points per row) Formula Complete Lewis Structure Number of Electronic Domains on Central Atom Electronic Geometry Molecular Geometry 3.Dimensional Structure Using Line/Wedge/Dash (including lone pairs) Complete Lewis Structure Formula Number of Electronic...
Chapters 21 and 22 1. Consider the structure shown on the right and answer the following question...
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Chapters 21 and 22 1. Consider the structure shown on the right and answer the following questions about it (fill in blanks or circle proper choice). f4 tl a. Its molecular formula is CH,O 似 and so it fits the general formula for a carbohiydrate, which is C(O b. Specifically, this structure is (a D) an L.) (aldojketo) (pent/hex (ase/ c. Will it be optically active? s d. If the top carbon was converted to a...
Please record your answers directly onto these pages. Show all work for full credit. 1. A...
Please record your answers directly onto these pages. Show all work for full credit. 1. A buffer solution is prepared by adding 60.00 mLs of 0.345 M NaH3EDTA and 65.00 ml.s of 0.350 M Na2H2EDTA. (The fully protonated acid is HAEDTA, a tetraprotic acid) a. Give the NIE associated with each K. Kal = 1.02 x 10-2 Kay= 2.14 x 10-3 Ka3 -6.92 x 10-7 K4 = 5.50 x 10-11 b. Calculate the pH of this buffer solution. c. Calculate...
Answer all questions completely on a separate piece of paper. Make sure you show all work for full credit and put a box around all answers. Use correct units and significant figures. 1. (10 points) For each of the following molecules, determine: if the molecule is polar The hybridization for all central atoms draw the hybridized bonding structure (just show bonding orbitals) f. KrOF4 g. PF6 h. HCN i. CH3OCH3 j. XeF4 a. PH3 b. CH&NH2 с. СОС d. N...
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Find information on: 1. ascorbic acid 2. codeine 3. cinnamaldehyde 4. pethidine To get full credit (4 pts) you must: 1. Give molecular formula, structure, and identify of all functional groups. 2. Identify configurations (if present) within the molecule, e.g. (R/S, E/Z, cis/trans). 3. Propose a reaction (1 rxn) that could transform the molecule (or part of the molecule, i.e. functional group) into a new compound (show the new compound). 4. Identify the molecule's importance and/or application
Section B: Free Response (you must show your work for full credit) 1. Draw Frost circle diagrams for each compound shown. Assume that all atoms in the ring are spa hybridized. Populate the pi electrons in the corresponding MO's. Identify the compound as aromatic or antiaromatic. (5 pts) 2. What is the Hückel number of pi electrons for the molecule shown below? How many pi electron pairs does it have? Would you expect this molecule to be aromatic, antiaromatic or...
To earn full credit and receive feedback, please show all work for all problems. 1. Circle the compound that is the stronger acid. Explain and justify your choice using a combination of words and chemical structures. 2. Provide the complete mechanism (curved arrows) to show how the product is formed. Include all lone pairs, formal charges, curved arrows, intermediates, and products. You do not need to draw the structures of transition states. If there is a carbocation rearrangement and/or a...
Please answer each question in the space below it. Show all your work for full credit. 1. Two parallel wires run horizontally and carry current in the same direction (to the right). They both carry a current of 3.7 mA. They are separated by a distance of 30.0 cm. (a) Draw the situation including the magnetic field produced by each wire in the space in between, above, and below the wires. (b) What is the magnetic field along the line...
Please answer these two questions complete with an explanation
to get full points, thank you :)
The electron-domain (or electron-pair) geometry ?s the geometry assumed by all the valence electron pairs around a central atom (both bond and lone pairs), whereas the molecular geometry describes the arrangement in space of the central atom and the atoms directly attached to it. If the electron-domain geometry for ClF2+ is tetrahedral, what is the molecular geometry? Determine the formal charge on O in...
how do i fully fill out all of these sheets ? please show all
work
Lab Partner: Molecular Modeling - Recitation Submission Build each molecule below using the molecular modeling sets. Then, complete the following tables. Use lines and wedges to represent 3-D structures as appropriate (45 points/3 points per row) Formula Complete Lewis Structure Number of Electronic Domains on Central Atom Electronic Geometry Molecular Geometry 3.Dimensional Structure Using Line/Wedge/Dash (including lone pairs) Complete Lewis Structure Formula Number of Electronic...
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Chapters 21 and 22 1. Consider the structure shown on the right and answer the following questions about it (fill in blanks or circle proper choice). f4 tl a. Its molecular formula is CH,O 似 and so it fits the general formula for a carbohiydrate, which is C(O b. Specifically, this structure is (a D) an L.) (aldojketo) (pent/hex (ase/ c. Will it be optically active? s d. If the top carbon was converted to a...
Please record your answers directly onto these pages. Show all work for full credit. 1. A buffer solution is prepared by adding 60.00 mLs of 0.345 M NaH3EDTA and 65.00 ml.s of 0.350 M Na2H2EDTA. (The fully protonated acid is HAEDTA, a tetraprotic acid) a. Give the NIE associated with each K. Kal = 1.02 x 10-2 Kay= 2.14 x 10-3 Ka3 -6.92 x 10-7 K4 = 5.50 x 10-11 b. Calculate the pH of this buffer solution. c. Calculate...
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