Consider the structures of CC14 and NH3 . :Ci-c-CI: H-–N–H :ČI: The bond angles in CCI4 should be greater than - the bond angles in NH3. The lone pair of electrons on the nitrogen atom change the bond angles from the ideal value because a lone pair of electrons takes up more space than the electrons in a bond.

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A: The values are given as follows:

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A: The relation between oz. and g is as follows:1 oz. = 28.3495 gThus,3 oz. = 85.0485 gThe relation…

Q: "How are polymers and monomers related to each other?

A: It is possible to relate both monomers and polymers by knowing their basic definitions.

Q: I am trying to find the mass of my compound, but Im not sure if its 76 or 173 bc Im not sure if…

A: To determine the molecular ion peak in the given mass spectra.

Q: Describe analogy for monomer and polymers

A: Polymers are made with monomers.

Q: How do you get a long strand of nylon? What is the key to it?

A: Long strand of nylon can be formed by the condensation polyemerization.

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A: The given reaction is Sn i ( substitution nucleophilic intramolecular) in presence of base sach as…

Q: < :0: NaNH2 Drawing

A: This reaction is known as Acid base reaction Explanation:The cyclohexanone acts as a acid and NaNH2…

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Q: . Answering the following  a. Which compound will react with HClO4 to cause a neutralization…

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A: We can calculate the density of a substance by using its mass and volume.We will calculate the…

Q: CI Mg

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Stereochemistry and Isomerism

Stereochemistry deals with the three-dimensional structure and properties of molecules. It explains the arrangement of atoms and their manipulation within a molecule in a 3D structure. Stereochemistry can be dealt with all types of molecules. Based on the stereochemistry of a molecule, the physical and chemical properties of the molecules vary.