Hello Shaiza how are you?You know ehrlenmeyer flask is same conical flask.it s used for prepering some solutions or dissolving some solids or liquids in ...
I assume that activation means removing the copper oxide (or sulfide?, etc.) coating. I am not sure, but heating might work. Other thoughts?<br><br>Dr. J...
The ehrlenmeyer flask is useful for carrying out reactions, because liquids will not "creep up" the inside of the flask. It may be due to surface tension. In ...
Okay I have an answer. It sounds right to me, but then again I am totally confused by my biochemistry class....<br><br>Anyway I got a pH of 1.53<br><br>How...
thanks organic maffia and octanediol to tell me about that kind of flask ya i got all ur points. i have also solved ur numerical that pH is 1.52 .<br> total no...
The equilibrium constant of a reaction you are interested in is 3.5 x 10^-5 (to the -5), what is delta G at 25 degrees C and 35 degrees C?<br><br>Also, what is...
It may help you but i'm not sure.<br>To remove sulphur compounds, low masses, from the gasoline and other petroleum derivatives fist you wash the product with...
Great. You have the correct answer. Would you like to try one involving the titration of acetic acid (a weak acid) with NaOH? It is more difficult. Let me...
I think that delta G = -RTlnK where R is the gas constant, T is the absolute temperature and lnK is the natural log of the equilibrium constant, K. I'll have...
Dr J<br><br>Thank you for your help. I do not know if I will need to do titration curves for the biochemistry course I am taking.<br><br>I have returned to ...
I'll be glad to help, Sara.<br><br>I know what it was like when I first started teaching at a small college in California. I had just finished a postdoc at Cal...
The concentration of H+ (H30+) is 10 to the -pH power.<br><br>The pH of blood plasma is 10 to the -7.2 power. This is an easy calculaton if you have an inverse...
ya dr.J i would like to solve these types of numericals. its nice place to excercise our self for calculations , i m too much intersted in these question, if u...
6 of one, half a dozen of t'other<br><br>pOH + pH = pKw (in water), so the method is essentially the same. Maybe it's better to do it the first way as you ...
Quick question... Trying to find definative answer if there is a test to distinguish Methanol from Ethanol. My advisor thinks she recalls the "G-men" from ...
Wouldn't the iodoform reaction do this? Look it up in Vogel or something. If memory serves, it's used to detect things of the form MeCOR, or MeCH(OH)R where R...
Here's the catch... I did do it with a "modified Iodoform" however I'm limited to household chemicals so I used tincture of Iodine. It contains both KI and I2,...
Dear All,<br><br>I would like to inform you about World Scientific's new journal, the International Journal of Nanoscience (IJN), which covers one of the ...
yes you can do an exothermic reaction and also you can do radioactive reactions and decomposing reactions by MW.But common organic compounds decompose by MW so...
hi all now a days as u r discussing about microwaves, i have a question that is there any harm effect of microwave on food, as u all know we mostly use ...
Being that all a micorwave does is excite molecules which generates heat. there isn't much it does. there is a shield on the microwave too. as far as i know...
As far as I know microwave radiation increases the rotational and vibrational energy of a molecule. In cooking the water molecules in the food absorb this...
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