This last question is different. Just because it is different doesn't make it hard. It's actually very easy. However, you DO have to know simple properties of molecules. Using simple tests, describe one single thing you can do to each pair of compounds in order to tell which is which. ALL YOU ARE ALLOWED TO USE IS: Matches, Water, Dilute NaHCO3, Dilute HCI, and Dilute NaOH. To help you, here is an example of the question, as well as the approach/thought process: "DESCRIBE ONE SINGLE TEST YOU COULD USE TO DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN NaCl AND C12H22011. ANS: the one test you can perform involves matches. NaCl is inorganic and will not burn, whereas C2H201 WILL burn because it is organic." Simple, yes? Now apply similar thinking to these pairs. OH NH2 а. & OH OH b. & OH CODH С. &

This last question is different. Just because it is different doesn't make it hard. It's actually very easy. However, you DO have to know simple properties of molecules. Using simple tests, describe one single thing you can do to each pair of compounds in order to tell which is which. ALL YOU ARE ALLOWED TO USE IS: Matches, Water, Dilute NaHCO3, Dilute HCI, and Dilute NaOH. To help you, here is an example of the question, as well as the approach/thought process: "DESCRIBE ONE SINGLE TEST YOU COULD USE TO DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN NaCl AND C12H22011. ANS: the one test you can perform involves matches. NaCl is inorganic and will not burn, whereas C2H201 WILL burn because it is organic." Simple, yes? Now apply similar thinking to these pairs. OH NH2 а. & OH OH b. & OH CODH С. &

Chemistry

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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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