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Hi I'm not an expert naming structures, but I think you can do it better by using software like AutoNom which comes with Isis Draw (shareware), or using...
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Hi again You can read the nomenclature by going to: http://www.acdlabs.com/iupac/nomenclature/ or you can download it in one archive at: ...
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Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the organicchemistry group. File :...
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i'm looking to develop a agar agar type jello.to root plants in it would have to be mixed with water .not enough to rot the rooting stems...fertilizer to feed...
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Hi, my question is does a conformation like alpha-helix or beta- sheet have its own set of energies or atoms, is that besides the shape what make them...
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Help needed... What is the difference between nucleophile and lewis base? I meen how can i define something as strong nucleophile but a weak base.The...
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... BEGINNING OF MESSAGE Sunday, June 9, 2002, 07:53 EDT It is a difficult question. I will try to do my best with my response. One example that comes to...
octanediol
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... weak ... reactions. ... Speaking in terms of definition, a Lewis Base is some chemical species that has an unshared pair of electrons which may be used by...
greggrobinson
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How would you know that CH3COCH3 is a ketone if it is only shown like that? Please respond ASAP. As in VERY soon. Thank you....
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Due to the fact that they compound has two methyl groups. J. ... like...
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How would you figure out the change in enthalpy? Also, how would you figure out the specific heat of Pb if 3,600J was added to 515g of solution to get a...
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... like ... BEGINNING OF MESSAGE June 12, 18:03 EDT Draw the structural formula remembering the covalency of carbon is 4; oxygen is 2 and hydrogen is 1. You...
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... 4; ... Dr. J is right on the money. What else could it be but a ketone? Any other structure you try to draw using only those atoms and observing the...
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... you ... Oh boy: Thermodynamics. As organic chemists, we're supposed to be immune to all that thermodynamics stuff. Okay, if I remember correctly, enthalpy...
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"Okay, if I remember correctly, enthalpy is the change in heat plus any work done by the system." True: H = U + PV, where U is internal energy, P is pressure,...
Clyde Wary
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... you ... BEGINNING OF MESSAGE Friday, June 14, 12:38 EDDT The change of enthalpy (delta H) is the amount of heat transferred under conditions of constant...
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"However, to determine the change in H of a system..." Oops! I forgot to mention something that's very important to remember when doing enthalpy calculations....
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"...specific heat of Pb if 3,600J was added to 515g of solution..." "In this problem the amount of heat lost by the lead is equal to the amount of heat gained...
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...and one more thing! If there's a phase change between the refernce T and the actual T, the latent heat involved has to be added or subtracted, as...
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What is the rate-determining step in the reaction between methane and chlorine at elevated temperatures? Dr. J...
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Jun 18, 2002
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... and ... CH4 + Cl* ------> HCl + CH3* is the rate-determining step ,it needs more energy then Cl2--->Cl* + Cl*.Also when Deuterium is used instead of...
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... needs ... instead ... C-D ... BEGINNING OF MESSAGE Friday, June 21, 12:09 Why isn't the first step rate-determing? Why isn't the third step ...
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-> ... I can give u only a superficial answer ,cause i do not know how equation for rate of radical rections looks like. It is not simple r=k*[a]*[b] type....
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... step ... will ... BEGINNING OF MESSAGE Saturday, June 22 The order of reactivity of the halogens is F>Cl>Br>I. The first step is the dissociation of the...
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I believe that Dr. J is tying to ask, Is there a way to predict the rate determining step? As far as I know, the answer is no. There are many factors that need...
Lance Corey
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i have a question about nitrate in a saline salution with living things..what would be the best way to remove or lower the nitrate level in a saline salution...
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I think my response got lost. The first step, the dissociation of the halogen into atomic halogen (i.e. X2 > 2X), is not the RDS. If it were, iodine would be...
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plumeria07605 <_darkstar@...> wrote: i have a question about nitrate in a saline salution with living things..what would be the best way to remove or lower...
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Hello, I just joined this list and would like to know if there are any chemists who know of Dr. William Koch who developed a substance called Glyoxylide. Dr. ...
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Could anyone tell me where the amino acids are plotted on a Ramachandran plot, please? Thank you. Sincerly, --Anna...
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