5. Using the molecular view of the alumina provided: a) draw two (2) naphthalene and two (2) benzil molecules b.) draw two (2) hexane molecules and two (2) diethyl ether molecules interacting with either the alumina or the analytes c.) for all the molecules, clearly show the relevant intermolecular forces that explain the column chromatography results. НО. НО HO -ОН НО. ка ОН НО НО НО НО HO ОН HO OH Al2O3 ОН Al2O3 OH НО -OH -ОН НО НО. НО НО НО НО НО Al2O3 ОН Al2O3 ОН ОН OH -OH "ОН HO. НО OH OH НО Al2O3 НО НО ОН OH ОН Al2O3 НО ОН -OH -ОН НО. НО OH -ОН НО НО НО ОН НО ОН НО Al2O3 НО Al2O3 ОН ОН OH НО OH OH 'OH НО. НО. НО НО ОН Al2O3 HO OH HO ОН Al2O3 HO OH -OH -ОН OH OH

5. Using the molecular view of the alumina provided: a) draw two (2) naphthalene and two (2) benzil molecules b.) draw two (2) hexane molecules and two (2) diethyl ether molecules interacting with either the alumina or the analytes c.) for all the molecules, clearly show the relevant intermolecular forces that explain the column chromatography results. НО. НО HO -ОН НО. ка ОН НО НО НО НО HO ОН HO OH Al2O3 ОН Al2O3 OH НО -OH -ОН НО НО. НО НО НО НО НО Al2O3 ОН Al2O3 ОН ОН OH -OH "ОН HO. НО OH OH НО Al2O3 НО НО ОН OH ОН Al2O3 НО ОН -OH -ОН НО. НО OH -ОН НО НО НО ОН НО ОН НО Al2O3 НО Al2O3 ОН ОН OH НО OH OH 'OH НО. НО. НО НО ОН Al2O3 HO OH HO ОН Al2O3 HO OH -OH -ОН OH OH

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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