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Chapter 19, Problem 83AP
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The radioactive nuclide that has been used in determining the age of historical wooden artifacts is....
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The radioactive decay is the conversion of the unstable nuclei to the stable nuclei with some other by product like alpha, beta and gamma. The unstable nuclei is called parent nuclei which forms the daughter nuclei which is either forms by combination or by decomposition of nuclei. When they are formed by combination, the process is known as fusion and when they are formed by decomposition, the process is known as fission. The beta particles increase the
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Use the information in the pk, table below to determine which side of the equilibrium is favored for each of the reactions in the second table.
acid
pk,
acid
PK
CHA
CHÍNH,
36
CH₂SH
OH
9
50
45
CH2=CH2
19
15.9
CH₂OH
15.7
10.3
.OH
10.0
4.8
он
OH
CH₂OH₂
-2.2
-7.2
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i
+
OH
+
CH4
Equilibrium Equation
CH₂OH
+
io
OH
CH3NH
+
CH2=CH2
CH3NH₂
+
он +
+ H₁₂-C
CH2=CH
0
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Left
Favored
Equal
Right
Favored
о
0
0
Classify each of the following as either a substitution, elimination, or addition reaction.
Br
K* -OC(CH₁)
+ Cl₂
+ HCI
+ C½₂
+ NH3
+ HBr
+ HOT
H₂N
+ HO
H
HO
substitution
O elimination
addition
substitution
○ elimination
addition
substitution
elimination
addition
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O elimination
O addition
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substitution
O elimination
addition
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EBK INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY
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