The lower you go, the more acidic. The higher you go, the more alkaline. Your answer would most likely be 6.
Answer:
Protons: 50, Neutrons: 75, Electrons: 50
Explanation:
The atomic number, which in this case is 50, determines the number of protons and electrons an atom has. Take the atomic number and subtract the number of protons to get the number of neutrons.
Answer:
1) 2-bromobutane
2) 1-bromobutane
Explanation:
In the HBr reaction, we will have a <u>markovniknov reaction</u> due to the <u>carbocation formation</u>. The Br- then would be added in the <u>most substituted</u> carbon of the double bond.
In the HBr/peroxide reaction we have the opposite case: an <u>anti-markovnikov reaction</u>. Therefore the Br- would be added in the <u>least substitued</u> carbon of the double bond.
Answer:
Two compounds.
Explanation:
If you have two peaks in your gas chromatograph, this means that you have two compounds.
The gas chromatograph is an instrument that helps identify how many compounds a substance has by observing its behavior against a solid medium through adsorption and the velocity of each compound in it.
