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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

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in the orignal molecule there are 9 double bonds if you count them......................in the residue one chain hai 2 double bonds and 2chains have 1 double bond thus total is 4.....so the bonds that are saturated are 9-4=5


I HOPE YOU GET IT NOW
Yes I do!!
Thankyou so much!
but dont caps lock dude,sorry im a big explanation need-er :(
 
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How many isomers with the structure C5H10 have structures involving pi bonds?

A. 3
B. 4
C. 5
D. 6

Why?
 
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the equation is N2+3H2----->2NH3

in the start moles of H2=60......... at equlibrium H2 moles=48....thus change in moles=60-48=12

from the equation the ratio of H2:NH3=3:2...............thus moles of NH3 produced would be (2*12)/3=8moles.....
Mass=Mr*moles
Mass=(14+3)*8
Mass=17*8
Mass=136Kg
wait wait1 how'd you get the moles of H2 as 60 and 48?
 
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Hello how do you look for a chiral carbon atom in a cyclic or aromatic compound please? Thx :)
 
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What's that reaction involved with KMnO4 and alchohols? I can't seem to understand. Please help me I need an answer desperately
 
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Ermm anybody got tips for MCQ exams?
All the choices look so alike,and the calculations are </3 :'(
 
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