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    litmus test the litmus paper was unchanged. It is indicated in Figure A by the green color. The melting point range of 64A was 48.1°C-49.3°C. Table 1 shows possible compounds that could be 64A. Based on the melting point, two possibilities from Aldehydes and Ketones on the QA Chart are 4-Chlorobenzaldehyde and Benzophenone respectively. Table 1. Possible Compounds for 64A 64A Melting Point Possible Identities of 64A Melting Point of Possible Identities 48.1°C-49.3°C 4-Chlorobenzaldehyde…

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    This reaction is catalysed by the enzyme luciferase. Luciferase uses oxygen that has been taken from the environment to oxidise a reduced Flavin mononucleotide and aliphatic aldehydes. The end products of this reaction include aliphatic acids, oxidised flavin, water and an unstable intermediate. This unstable intermediate is able to emit photons of blue-green light. This in turn is what produces the bioluminescence coming from…

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    Sugar refers to carbohydrates. Sugars are employed by yeast during the early stages of fermentation. Extra sugars are used to increase gas production by the action of enzymes in the flour. By this way, it improves the crust colour and sweetens the bread. During baking, the reducing sugars in dough combine with amino acids from protein to undergo Maillard reaction giving attractive brown colours to the whole wheat bread. Duncan states that the concentration of the reducing sugars present is…

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    The purpose of the Benedict’s test was to identify if the food samples and unknowns contained simple sugars. In the sugar, is a ketone or an aldehyde which will reduce copper (II) ions to copper (I) ions (Areda, 2017). This must be done by heating the food sample and Benedict’s solution. The copper will be oxidized resulting in a brown-orange color (Areda, 2017). Thus, if a sample is positive for simple sugars the color will change from a light blue to colors of green, yellow, orange, brown or…

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    Sardine Essay

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    1000875555 Mofetoluwa Adeosun What effect does Packaging have on the quality and safety of Sardines? Fish is a highly perishable food whose shelf life is limited to the concentration of atmospheric oxygen and the growth of spoilage microorganisms. A technique involving the modification of the atmosphere within the package reduces the oxygen concentration while increasing the carbon dioxide concentration, leading to an increase in the shelf life of the highly perishable food at chilled…

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    Draw resonance structures showing all the positions at which the positive charge is delocalized on the aromatic ring in the phenonium ion. If a methoxy group (-OCH3) or a nitro group (–NO2) were substituted in the 4-position on the aromatic ring, how would the stability of the phenonium ion change? Compare methoxy substituted, nitro substituted and unsubstituted, and order them by increasing stability. Explain your answer thoroughly. 2) Benzopinacol and benzopinacolone have nearly…

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    FT-Ir Analysis Essay

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    3396.46 0.9280 Medium N-H stretch Amides, alcohols and amines 5 2987.43 0.2450 Medium C-H stretch Alkanes and acids 6 2946.27 0.2810 Medium C-H stretch Alkanes and acids 7 2912.38 0.2040 Medium C-H stretch Alkanes 8 2834.49 0.3170 Weak C-H stretch Aldehydes and acids 9 2524.07 0.0337 Medium O-H stretch Carboxylic acids 10 2226.40 0.0033 Weak C ≡C stretch Alkynes 11 2043.60 0.0059 Unknown 12 1785.35 0.0104 Unknown 13 1659.54 0.0303 Medium C =C stretch Amides and alkenes 14 1477.37 0.0519…

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    Fracking Research Paper

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    Frack Off Marissa and Derek Smith and their kids from Pennsylvania cannot live a healthy life any longer. There are ten Hydraulic Fracking wells on their property; one in particular is hundred feet away from their home. From the fracking wells in nearly spitting distance of Marissa’s home, her family is getting sick and they are no longer able to swim, fish or play in the streams near their house. Five generations of their family have lived in the same house and swam, fished and played in the…

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    present state of matter, the reason as to why it’s considered “organic” is because it contains Carbon as a leading element that aids in the composition of the desired product of methanol. Formaldehyde is also classified, rather than considered to be an aldehyde, which is composed by the structure containing the elements of Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen therefore making it as was previously stated to be an organic compound. The combination of those elements helps somewhat delay the process of…

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    The combination of amidoxime 3 and various aldehydes in freshly distilled toluene under reflux for 18h in the presence of molecular sieves and a catalytic amount of p-toluenesulfonic acid (APTS) led to the formation of 3,5-disubstituted-1,2,4-oxadiazoles 4a-f in good yields (51‒70%). The acidiccleavage…

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