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    Cyclohexene Lab Report

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    bar nitrogen is continuously directed to the vent of Cyclohexene Cooler. After separation the water layer is drained off to waste water vessel and the organic layer is pumped by reflux pump to the top of Cyclohexene column and rest as distillate to benzene hydrogenation section. Cyclohexene evaporator is fed with 20 bar steam. The bottom product from cyclohexene column is pumped by cyclohexanone pump as feed to Alcohols column. The Project Report On Cyclohexanone Alcohols and cyclohexanone…

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    Check Washing

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    erase a wide variety of inks used on checks unnoticeable to the naked eye. Even though acetone is at the peak of the number of chemicals used this makes it harder to come by. Many criminals now resort to other chemicals; such as Carbon tetrachloride, benzene, and even common household…

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    bloodstream, further more causing damage to the fetus as if it would if it were the adult. If this does not worry a mother than this should, some of the harmful chemicals that are in cigarette smoke include: nicotine, carbon monoxide (CO), tar, benzene, and heavy medals, such as lead. Since nicotine is well known for being very addictive, researchers have tested the amniotic fluid and the fetal plasma, an have showed higher nicotine concentrations than the smoking mother in the fetus (Shea and…

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    3.2. Molecular Electrostatic Potential (MEP) surface of Pyrazolooxazines. The correlation between the molecular structure and the physicochemical property of molecules, including biological molecules and MESP-based drugs, to distinguish electron rich zones (electrophilic attack) from electron-poor ones (a nucleophilic attack) 16, 17. We represent in this study the molecular surface of the electrostatic potential (MESP), the electrostatic potential (ESP) and the electron density (ED). MESP is a…

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    2] is a thiazide diuretic. It works by increasing the efficacy of the kidneys in removing excess salt and water from the bloodstream, which lowers blood pressure[11]. Chemically it is RS)-2-chloro-5-(1-hydroxy-3-oxo-2,3-dihydro-1H-isoindol-1-yl)benzene-1-sulfonamide[12].. This drug is official in Indian Pharmacopoeia[3], United State Pharmacopoeia[4], British Pharmacopoeia[5] and European Pharmacopoeia[6]. This all Pharmacopoeia describes UV, RP-HPLC and TLC methods for its estimation.…

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    What exists is an assumption that the soil is defenseless and thus will absorb all the poisons thrown into it (p 57). In reality, lindane, heptachlor, and BHD (benzene hexachloride) have been shown to decrease nitrification in soil (p 57) while up to 15 pounds of DDT per acre have been found in potato fields and up to 19 in corn fields (p 58). DDT and other chemicals have been liberally applied without regard or…

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    How would the oceans change without offshore oil drilling? Oceans would be cleaner and would have more organisms. About twenty-seven oil spills occur daily (Nardo) and about twenty-five million gallons of oil spill each year (Yeardley). This is clearly a problem because all the organisms and the environment are in danger. Offshore oil drilling shouldn’t be allowed because it causes oil spills, harms nature, and contaminates water. Offshore oil drilling cause oil spills. Oil spills threaten…

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    Food Irradiation Essay

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    IRRADIATION Introduction Irradiation is the process by which object exposed to radiation (Unsold, 2016). Food is irradiated to provide the same benefits as when it is processed to destroy insects, fungi or bacteria that cause food to spoil of cause human disease and to make it possible to keep food longer and in better form in warehouses and homes. Because irradiation terminates disease-causing bacteria and diminishes the incidence of foodborne illnesses, hospitals sometimes use irradiation to…

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    This is due to the repulsion from similarly charged atoms along with the steric hindrance caused by the size and quantity of benzene rings on the compound. The rotational direction of the phenyls depends upon the side that is being analyzed. A 180-degree flip will cause the rotation to flip from counterclockwise to clockwise or vice versa. When the compound is aligned in a way…

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    Introduction The ferric chloride test is used to determine the presence of phenols in a given sample or compound (for instance natural phenols in a plant extract). Enols, hydroxamic acids, oximes, and sulfinic acids give positive results as well. The ferric chloride test can be used to detect metabolites in urine in case of inborn error of metabolism such as phenylketonuria. In addition,the Ferric Chloride test can be used to detect salicylates in urine after an aspirin overdose.1 Background…

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