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Chemistry
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A white substance is placed on the table in front of you, explain what methods/techniques you could use to determine what compound the substance is

Melting point, NMR, Mass spectrometry, IR spectroscopy

Answered by Gavin I. Chemistry tutor
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In organic chemistry, how can functional groups be easily identified and how can I memorise organic mechanisms?

For both As and A-level, knowing functional groups for organic chemistry is essential. The easiest way to identify functional groups is to understand which bonds are characteristic for the functional grou...

Answered by Niamh S. Chemistry tutor
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A solution of ethanoic acid is made by dissolving 3g of pure liquid propanoic acid in 500cm^3 water. Given the pH of the solution is 2.98, calculate Ka.

Before using numbers from the question: 1)What is pH? pH = -log[H+] Square brackets mean concentration of H+ so we need to convert given pH to [H+] in the weak acid coefficient 2) To...

Answered by Sofia H. Chemistry tutor
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Explain why water has a higher boiling point than hydrogen iodide.

Water has a greater boiling point than hydrogen iodide as water has hydrogen bonds, whereas iodine only has permenant dipole-dipole interactions. Hydrogen bonds are stronger than permenant dipole-dipole i...

Answered by Matthew J. Chemistry tutor
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What is Hund's rule?

Electrons occupy every orbital in each subshell once and then occupy the full orbital with both electrons 

Answered by Intesar N. Chemistry tutor
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