Given that three pennies and two dimes are equivalent to $0 .23 . You have 636 .3 g of pennies and each penny is 3 .03 g and each dime is 2 .29 g . Each piece of candy weighs 10.23 g . Using this data the following calculations have to be done – (a) Number of pennies you have (b) Number of dimes you need to buy as many candies as possible (c) Weight of all the dimes (d) Number of candy pieces you could buy (e) The weight of the total number of candies that u bought as described above.
Given that three pennies and two dimes are equivalent to $0 .23 . You have 636 .3 g of pennies and each penny is 3 .03 g and each dime is 2 .29 g . Each piece of candy weighs 10.23 g . Using this data the following calculations have to be done – (a) Number of pennies you have (b) Number of dimes you need to buy as many candies as possible (c) Weight of all the dimes (d) Number of candy pieces you could buy (e) The weight of the total number of candies that u bought as described above.
Given that three pennies and two dimes are equivalent to
$0.23. You have
636.3 g of pennies and each penny is
3.03 g and each dime is
2.29 g. Each piece of candy weighs
10.23 g. Using this data the following calculations have to be done –
(a) Number of pennies you have
(b) Number of dimes you need to buy as many candies as possible
(c) Weight of all the dimes
(d) Number of candy pieces you could buy
(e) The weight of the total number of candies that u bought as described above.
(b)
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
Given that three pennies and two dimes are equivalent to
$0.23. You have
636.3 g of pennies and each penny is
3.03 g and each dime is
2.29 g. Each piece of candy weighs
10.23 g. Using this data the following calculations have to be done –
(a) Number of pennies you have
(b) Number of dimes you need to buy as many candies as possible
(c) Weight of all the dimes
(d) Number of candy pieces you could buy
(e) The weight of the total number of candies that u bought as described above.
(c)
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
Given that three pennies and two dimes are equivalent to
$0.23. You have
636.3 g of pennies and each penny is
3.03 g and each dime is
2.29 g. Each piece of candy weighs
10.23 g. Using this data the following calculations have to be done –
(a) Number of pennies you have
(b) Number of dimes you need to buy as many candies as possible
(c) Weight of all the dimes
(d) Number of candy pieces you could buy
(e) The weight of the total number of candies that u bought as described above.
(d)
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
Given that three pennies and two dimes are equivalent to
$0.23. You have
636.3 g of pennies and each penny is
3.03 g and each dime is
2.29 g. Each piece of candy weighs
10.23 g. Using this data the following calculations have to be done –
(a) Number of pennies you have
(b) Number of dimes you need to buy as many candies as possible
(c) Weight of all the dimes
(d) Number of candy pieces you could buy
(e) The weight of the total number of candies that u bought as described above.
(e)
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
Given that three pennies and two dimes are equivalent to
$0.23. You have
636.3 g of pennies and each penny is
3.03 g and each dime is
2.29 g. Each piece of candy weighs
10.23 g. Using this data the following calculations have to be done –
(a) Number of pennies you have
(b) Number of dimes you need to buy as many candies as possible
(c) Weight of all the dimes
(d) Number of candy pieces you could buy
(e) The weight of the total number of candies that u bought as described above.
Aiter running various experiments, you determine that the mechanism for the following reaction is bimolecular.
CI
Using this information, draw the correct mechanism in the space below.
X
Explanation
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C
Cl
OH + CI
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drawing a structure.
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Complete the reaction in the fewest number of steps as possible, Draw all intermediates (In the same form as the picture provided) and provide all reagents.
Please provide steps to work for complete understanding.
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