4. Halogens are considered groups, but direct to the position(s). Explain this phenomena.
Exercise: Name the following substituted alkanes and cycloalkanes Halogens are considered substituents, just like alkyl groups. Their names are: F fluoro- Cl-chloro. Br bromo I-iodo- CH3-CH CH-CH2-CH2 CH,-CH-CH3 CH2-CH2-CH3 Br CH3 CH3 CH CH, CH3 CH3 Br CH (a kangaroo??) Cl HyC
As we considered in the class conjugation is generally more effective in the para position than meta. Consider two electron-donating groups: -NH2 and -OCH3. For -OCH3 group spara and smeta values are to -0.29 and 0.11, respectively. For amino group, however, spara = -0.62 and smeta = 0.00. Explain the following observations below. Draw the structures to support your answer. a) Why is smeta value more positive than spara? b) How would you explain smeta = 0.00 for -NH2 group?
As we considered in the class conjugation is generally more effective in the para position than meta. Consider two electron-donating groups: -NH2 and -OCH3. For -OCH3 group spara and smeta values are to -0.29 and 0.11, respectively. For amino group, however, spara = -0.62 and smeta = 0.00. Explain the following observations below. Draw the structures to support your answer. a) Why is smeta value more positive than spara? b) How would you explain smeta = 0.00 for -NH2 group?
4 -(1,5+1,5+2 marks) Explain why a) the groups z, and S, are not isomorphic b) the groups Z, x Z2 and Z, xZ, xZ, are no isomorphic; c) the function from ring R-a+b/2a,bEto ring S-abv3a,bE defined by fla+bv2abv3 is not an isomorphism.
4 -(1,5+1,5+2 marks) Explain why a) the groups z, and S, are not isomorphic b) the groups Z, x Z2 and Z, xZ, xZ, are no isomorphic; c) the function from ring R-a+b/2a,bEto ring S-abv3a,bE defined by fla+bv2abv3...
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3.6 Cartesian Products. Direct Products (ii) List the six ordered pairs of T X S. (iii) Does S XT=TX S for these sets S and T? 2. Explain why SXT=T S if and only if S = T, S Ø , or T =%. 3. How many elements are there in S T when S has m elements and ments? 4. Describe a bijection from (s x T) * U to S x ( T U ). 5. Let...
Mathematical models of physical phenomena are infinitely precise. However, we are not able to make measurements of physical phenomena with anywhere near that precision. Therefore, we often must “fit” the data we measure to a mathematical model we construct to describe the system. How well the data "fits" helps us understand how good our model is and how well our data collection systems perform. Using the velocity and position data for a falling object provided by the instructor, do the...
1. Explain why an indirect bandgap semiconductor is not considered “good” optical semiconductor. 2. Explain why a direct bandgap semiconductor is considered a “good” optical semiconductor. 3. Explain what a phonon is and explain why they are important for electron transitions between conduction and valence bands in indirect bandgap semiconductors. 4. Explain what is meant by a “radiative transition” and a “non-radiative transition” in semiconductors.
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Please answer the following question(s):
1. Compare and contrast the direct write-off method and the
allowance method for bad debts.
2. Explain when the expense for uncollected accounting receivable
is recognized for each method. Why?
3. Why is the direct write-off method not considered to follow
generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP)?
4. Discuss the allowance method and the direct write-off method of
accounting for bad debts. When is the expense for uncollected
accounts receivable recognized under each...
4, give an example of a keystone species and explain why it is considered a keystone species.
In C++ please. 4. Explain why inserting an element into map with insert() is considered "safe" while inserting with indexing operator is considered "unsafe" with respect to an existing element. Give example code which demonstrates the safety of element insert with insert()