Organic chemistry, Hydrocaborns

Hydrocaborns

Acid insoluble ash, What is the principle of determining acid insoluble ash...

What is the principle of determining acid insoluble ash content of flour

Atomic absorption troublshouting, Dear sir, We need your consultancy in a t...

Dear sir, We need your consultancy in a technical problem that we are confronting, and we would really appreciate your help We are in the process of implementing the heavy metal an

How halides and sulphides form in organic chemistry?, Halides   Transi...

Halides   Transition metals react with halogens at high temperatures to form halides. These reactions have very high activation energies; therefore, high temperatures are requ

Ionic bond,

Uses of alkenes - hydrocarbon, Uses of Alkenes (i) Alkenes are used for...

Uses of Alkenes (i) Alkenes are used for the manufacture of polythene - a plastic material;  (ii) Alkenes are used for artificial ripening of fruits; (iii) Alkenes are us

Project on adsorption theory, concentration on acetic acid

concentration on acetic acid

Explain anhydrous alci is used as a catalyst., (i) Assign appropriate reaso...

(i) Assign appropriate reason for each of observations: (a) Anhydrous ALCI is used as a catalyst. (b) Phosphinic acid behaves as a monoprotic acid. (c) SF6 is not easily h

Doping, What is doping

What is doping

General characteristics of the f-block, Q. General Characteristics of the f...

Q. General Characteristics of the f-block? You know that the 14 elements from cerium (Z = 58) to lutetium (Z = 71), which follow lanthanum (Z = 57) in the periodic table, are k