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u actually saved my life i love you
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its 5 CO2 required not 4CO2 at the beginning with the combustion..
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Why didn't you demonstrate complete vs. incomplete combustion ?
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Do you have a video explaining HNMR?
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Should be 5 CO2... just saying
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dude...dead serious chem guy bravo....bravo
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is it that my head is tough or this is jus hard to get???
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You also need Heat for a combustion reaction to occur, right?
Peridos12 1 year ago
@Peridos12 Activation energy!
Chemguy
bannanaiscool 1 year ago
when naming organic compounds, does the prefix's di/tri ect. change the overall order on which a compound is alphabetically named
MultiRapsta 1 year ago
@MultiRapsta Never.
Chemguy
bannanaiscool 1 year ago
for elimination, doesn't water form as a product? Also, would it be considered dehydration if water is being removed?
I3I3oyI2ice 1 year ago
@I3I3oyI2ice Yes, you would make water when doing elimination on an alcohol! I wouldn't call it dehydration...but it kinda is!
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bannanaiscool 1 year ago