can someone please help me with the molecularrefraction and increase in R per CH2 group? thankyou so much :))Measurement of molecular refraction,R0. 004AlcoholRefractiveMolecularIncrease inIndex, nDRefraction, RR per CHzgroupMethanolRIa1.3340EthanolR2 -R2-RI-1.35501-Propanol.1,3860R3-R21-ButanolR4 :R4-R31.3965Average increase in R per CH2 groupShow sample calculations:

Molecular refraction = (n2-1/n2+2)×molecular wt/density n=refractive index d=density

refraction and increase in R per CH2 group? thank you so much :)) Measurement of molecular refraction, R 0. 00 49 Alcohol Refractive Index, nD Molecular Increase in Refraction, R R per CHz group Methanol RIa 1.3340 Ethanol R2 - R2-RI 1.3550 1,3860 1-Propanol. R3-R2 1-Butanol R4 : R4-R3 1.3965 Average increase in R per CH2 group = Show sample calculations:

refraction and increase in R per CH2 group? thank you so much :)) Measurement of molecular refraction, R 0. 00 49 Alcohol Refractive Index, nD Molecular Increase in Refraction, R R per CHz group Methanol RIa 1.3340 Ethanol R2 - R2-RI 1.3550 1,3860 1-Propanol. R3-R2 1-Butanol R4 : R4-R3 1.3965 Average increase in R per CH2 group = Show sample calculations:

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

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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