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I do not understand Le Chatelier's Principle - please help!

LeChaterlier's principle states: 'If a dynamic equilibrium is disturbed by changing the conditions, the position of equilibrium moves to counteract the change'. In short, this helps us to work out HOW cha...

Answered by James S. Chemistry tutor
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How does aromatic electrophilic substitution work?

First, let's have a look at all the clues in the name. Aromatic - this type of reaction is characteristic for aromatic compounds because it involves the aromatic ring. It is the only type of electrophilic...

Answered by Karol S. Chemistry tutor
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Why does nuclear radius decrease and first ionisation energy increase across the period?

As we move across the period electrons occupy the same outer electron shell, having roughly the same distance to the nucleus. Moving across the period nuclear charge increases as the number of protons in ...

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What is meant by the term salt? And how would you confirm if the salt had chloride ions in?

Part 1: "A salt is is when the Hion in an acid is replaced with a cation (e.g. a metal)" 

Part 2: You would use the silver nitrate test for halide ions. You add dilute nitri...

Answered by Brendan Q. Chemistry tutor
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Explain the trend in boiling points between HF, HCl and HBr.

There are two themes in this answer. The first being the hydrogen bonding potential of HF and the second being the difference in size of the of the halide ions. Fluorine is one of three elements that can ...

Answered by Thomas S. Chemistry tutor
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