Can you explain the mass spectometry for dibenzalacetone?

Q: In using LC-MS, compare advantages (disadvantages) of using full scan ions versus product ion from…

A: LC-MS stands for Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometer.This instrument is used for the…

Q: Give some examples of periodic chemical behavior?

A: The examples related to the periodic chemical behavior are to be mentioned.

Q: Which polymer group is in engineering thermoplastics? A High density polyethy le ne,…

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Q: What is the difference between extractive distillation and azeotropic distillation?

A: The key points of differences between the two different techniques of distillation namely extractive…

Q: How a solute liquid present in a solid can be separated by using another liquid ?

A: There are many way to Separate the Solute liquid present in a solid by using Another Liquid but…

Q: How many chiral carbons are present in the open-chain form of galactose? Also Draw the structure of…

A: The number of chiral carbons present in the galactose at the open chain is to be mentioned. The…

Q: Explain about the application hydrodealkhylation(HDA) process.

A: Hydrodealkylation  Hydroalkylation is the process of  reacting an aromatic hydrocarbon such as…

Q: Supercritical fluid chromatography (SFC) is being used with 98% CO2/2% methanol to separate…

A: 1) Chromatography is the technique used to separate different mixtures. Supercritical fluid…

Q: How is Cu2O nanoparticle synthesized in the laboratory?

A: The morphology of the Cu2O nanoparticles is mainly dependent on electrolytic media, stirring,…

Q: What is meant by ion exchange? How does ion exchange differ from deionization?

A: Ion exchange is a process that is used to purify the solution by exchanging the unwanted ions by…

Q: Classify distillation methods and briefly describe each of them. Please answer at your own easy…

A: Distillation is a unit process widely used operation in chemical industries to separate components…

Q: What is Langmuir isotherm?

A: The definition of Langmuir isotherm is to be mentioned.

Q: Starting with a structural fragment, draw a complete structural formula by adding all of the…

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Q: What does the crystal structure of graphene illustrate?

A: The crystal structure of the graphene is to be illustrated.

Q: How can microsegregation be removed?

A: Microsegregation -How it is removed

Q: Q1: What are the effect of polymer structure on its properties?

A: Polymers are very lengthy carbon-based molecules that have a large vary of really helpful structural…

Q: Why is it easier to produce an amorphous material in polymers and in some ceramics than in metals? O…

A: there are no planes of atoms in an amorphous material, the atoms are gridlocked into the glassy…

Q: Why is maintaining constant supersaturation important during bioproduct crystallization?

A: The reason for maintaining constant supersaturation during bio-product crystallization is to be…

Q: What is the possible hazard of silicon carbide in equipment?

A: Silicon Carbide is a semiconductor that is a combination of Silicon and Carbon with SiC as a…

Q: How can an amorphous powder be converted into crystalline form?

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Q: What are Marangoni effects?

A: The definition of the Marangoni effect is to be mentioned.

Q: Draw all the resonance structure for the ClO- 3 polyatomic anion.

A: We are asked to draw the resonance structure of ClO3-. The chlorate ion has three major contributors…

Q: 32 What is crystallization ? Explain

A: CRYSTALLIZATION : *Crystallization can be defined as the process through which the atoms / molecules…

Q: 1- Please find the typical molecular weight of the below common polymers. Compare them based on the…

A: PET typical molecular weight is around 8,000 – 31,000 PC typical molecular weight is around 23900…

Q: One of the Types of emulsions is  1- Oil In Water 2- Tar in Oil 3- Gas in Oil

A: there are three types of emulsions which are water-in-oil (W/O), oil-in-water (O/W), and…

Q: Discuss Neutron activation analysis

A: To do discuss Neutron Activation Analysis(NAA)

Q: A block copolymer consists of 65 wt% polystyrene and 35 wt% polybutadiene . Estimate the degree of…

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Q: Define Aldehydes; ketones. Give the structural similarity and difference between aldehydes and…

A: The definition of aldehydes and ketones are to be mentioned along with the difference between them.

Q: How can I remove AlF3 from the Colloidal solution?

A: Removing AlF3 from a colloidal solution requires a careful and specific approach due to the unique…

Q: Why molecular weight cutoff is important in particle separation?

A: The importance of the molecular weight cutoff in the separation of the particle is to be mentioned.

Q: How can you differentiate between natural and engineered nanomaterials in the environment?

A: Nano-materials can be defined as materials which has size of less than 100 nm in atleast one…

Q: Discuss the process of binary distillation

A: Distillation  Distillation is the process of separating components from a mixture by applying…

Q: What is the difference between slurry adsorption (contact filtration) and fixed-bed adsorption…

A: Slurry adsorption or contact filtration is a type of adsorption method in which solute or an…

Q: 2. Illustrate the preparation of porous carbon materials using sugarcane biomass.

A: Porous carbon materials range from carbon blacks, activated carbon cloths, carbon molecular sieves,…

Q: How does the separtion of liquid mixture from osmosis differ from reverse osmosis?

A: The difference between the separation of the liquid mixture with osmosis compared to reverse osmosis…

Process Flow Diagram

A process flow diagram is a representation of various components, how they are arranged, and in what manner or sequence they work in correspondence to each other. It is a graphical way of representing a process.