Answer:
4. Option C. Pentane.
5. Option D.
Explanation:
4. Hydrocarbons are compound containing carbon and hydrogen only. Hydrocarbons are said to be saturated when they contain only carbon to carbon single bond. All alkanes are saturated hydrocarbon.
The correct answer is pentane.
5. Isomerism is the phenomenon whereby two or more compounds have the same molecular formula but different structural patterns. The compounds involved are called isomers.
A careful observation of the diagram above shows that only option D satisfied the definition of Isomerism as the two compound both have the same molecular formula as C3H8O but different structural patterns.
Note: option C does not contain isomers as Isomerism can not occur in a compound having just 1 carbon atom.
( The rapid motion and collisions of molecules ) with the walls of a container causes pressure.
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T K = ºC + 273
T = 63 + 273
T = 336 K
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Explanation:
A column on the periodic table represents a period.
These are some of the variations observed across a period;
- Atomic radii decreases progressively from left to right due to the progressive increase in the nuclear charge without an attendant increase in the number of electronic shells.
- Ionization energy increases progressively from left to right due to decreasing atomic radii.
- Electronegativity increases from left to right.
- Electropositivity decreases across a period.
Answer:
The sequence order should be DNA to RNA to Proteins.
Explanation:
For you to get the RNA sequence, you need to find a match for the DNA sequence. Your RNA sequence should only have either AUCG for your 4 nucleotide bases. Once you have the RNA sequence found by pairing it with the DNA sequence, you would then to do use an RNA codon chart to find the amino acids. These amino acids are basically your proteins.
