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3. (3 pts) You accidentally add too much hydrazine solution (H2NNH2, 30 ml) to the reaction. How would you correct this mistake? If it was left unfixed, what do you predict the effect on the yield to be? NO2 o NO2 HANNH_HO 220 °C, 3-4 min a.) NaOH/H,O, Na, $,04 -100 °C, 5 min ОН NH -OH NH b.) CH,COOH OH HO (Triethylene glycol - solvent) O 3-nitrophthalic acid (Does NOT chemiluminesce.) 3-nitrophthalhydrazide (Does NOT chemiluminesce.) NH₂ i NH NH...
You have a solution of nickel and you wish to precipitate the metal. Which metal, or metals, from this experiment would be capable of accomplishing this task and why? The possible metals are copper, zinc, iron, or silver.
Suppose you have created a butter solution that is 0.250 M in both benzoic acid (HC,H,O,) and potassium benzoate (KCH,0z) and that the pH of this solution is 465. Assuming that the butter capacity has not been exceeded, which of the pH values listed below would you expect after adding a small amount of a dilute strong acid solution? O 4.49 4.81 8.85 2.88 There is not enough information to determine
5. Suppose you are trying to separate butanoic acid and 4-iodotoluene via extraction with diethyl ether and water. (a) Look up the structures and draw them below. Predict which reagent would have a greater preference/affinity for the diethyl ether layer (1 pt) (b) Which solvent will be on the bottom in the separatory funnel (or conical vial) (1 pt)? (c) U to the butanoic acid and which layer would it prefer- aqueous or o pon treatment of butanoic acid with...
Review. Consider how one might label the 5'ends of DNA for a footprinting experiment where you visualize where on the DNA a transacting protein binds to the cis acting promoter sequence The 5 phosphate(s) at the S'ends a DNA can be removed using a phosphatase, like calf intestinal phosphatase (CIP), in vitro, leaving a 5-hydroxyl group at the end of DNA CIP has no impact on the phosphates along the backbone of the DNA, just the 5' end phosphate and...
3. To make a buffer solution, you can start with a solution of a known number of moles of the base form (A) and add a strong acid until you have neutralized the correct number of moles of the base to have the correct A HA ratio for the buffer you require. For the example using HF in the background information: a. How many moles of the base form (A) are required to start? HINT: The acid form (HA) will...
Question 1 Part a Assume that you have $10,000 to invest. Using the internet, newspapers, investing chapter presentation materials or other sources for in ion, select at least 2 investments, starting on any date between Jan 21 - Feb 1. You may pick any investment instruments you wish including GICs, stocks (equities), bonds, mutual funds, gold, foreign exchange futures, keeping the funds under your mattress, or any other legitimate investment as long as there are at least TWO different types....
QUESTIONS 1. Consider the buffer mixture that you created in Part C.1 of the procedure. a. How many moles of NaC,H,O, are contained in 12 mL of buffer? b. How many moles of HCI would need to be added to 12 mL of buffer to destroy the system (.e., completely neutralize the base in the buffer)? c. How many mL of 3.0 M HCl would be needed to destroy 12 mL of the buffer system? 2. State whether each of...
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QUESTION 4 Consider a car driving along a road, which has a traction force and a drag force acting on it. We can model the car with the ODE v'(t) m where v(t) is the velocity of the car, F, is the traction force and k is a drag coefficient. Given m 1000, Fi = 10000e, k 0.5 and v(0) 0, 13.63 (a) Use Euler's Method to...
Explain how MPI could be used to speed up a sort a million (1,000,000) values. If you have 1000 processors available how fast would your solution be (big O notation). I do not need code for this -- an explanation of an algorithm and how it would work is sufficient.