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Andrew M 2J

Sorry this is supposed to be for FINAL 2013

Andrew M 2J

For this cycloalkene, how come this figure cannot be named 2,3,4,4-tetramethylcyclo-1-hexene?

Andrew M 2J

In this case, we simply prioritize lower numbering. By going clockwise, the second double bond is located on the second carbon atom whereas if we went counter, the second double bond would land on the third carbon.

Andrew M 2J

We use the Arrhenius equation and if we plug in 125 kj/mol into the equation, we end up with a very small value next to "A" Arrhenius equation: k= A*(e^(-Ea/RT). Thus, when 125 is plugged in, it becomes k= A*(very small number), and thus, we can assume that k will be very small and since k...

Andrew M 2J

Can we assume if a cycloalkane has only one substituent, then the naming doesn't have any numbers in it? Because if there is only one substituent, only one carbon is attached to a "non-carbon" and thus it can only be numbered 1?

Andrew M 2J

Which elements are always surprise each other?
Oxygen and Magnesium, OMg!

Andrew M 2J

Someone threw Sodium Chloride at me.
I charged them for A Salt

Andrew M 2J

What is a chemist's favorite breed of dog?
LABoratory Retrievers

Andrew M 2J

What do donuts, bread, and pasta all have in common?
They are rich in Calcium and Rubidium (CaRb)

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