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    As is expected of a methyl-ethene system, the peak appears with a chemical shift of between 2.2 and 2.7ppm. This is due to the deshielding nature of the pi-system adjacent to the methyl groups, the deshielding character shifts the methyl peak downfield of the 1ppm region, the expected chemical shift of a methyl group. As the methyl group contains 3 equivalent hydrogens, each hydrogen within a methyl system will feel the effective…

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    Our lives and the lives of those before us, have been unknowingly (or knowingly) shaped by elements. In The Disappearing Spoon, the author Sam Kean, discusses the wonderful world of the periodic table in depth. Within the first nine chapters of the novel, Kean explains the importance of location on the table, origin and discovery of each element, and its impact on other aspects of human life. Through various tales, the table is pulled apart and analyzed in an ingenious way. To a reader, it is…

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    Potato Catalase Lab Report

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    Sofya Tkachman AP Biology, A2 Dr. Lau 15 September, 2015 Enzyme Catalysis I. Purpose Measure the activity of catalase in potato extract using several different methods. II. Procedure a) Cut 20 small circles from a large filter paper disk using a hole puncher. Clean and dry several medicine cups and pour hydrogen peroxide into one. Put the catalase enzyme, previously prepared by blending a potato, into another medicine cup. Make a 1/8 dilution of the catalase by adding chilled distilled water.…

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    propane. 14. Calculate the molar heat to measure the change in temperature when substances dissolve in water using the formula ∆H=mC∆T. Calorimetry experiment or method is the process of measuring the amount of heat released or absorbed throughout a chemical reaction. By knowing the change in heat, it can be determined if a reaction is exothermic or endothermic. Some substances dissolve in some solutions and produce energy in the form of heat. These dissolution reactions are known as exothermic…

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    CHAPTER – 1 1. INTRODUCTION Carbon nanotubes are allotropes of carbon with cylindrical nanostructure. Constructed with length-to - diameter ratio of up to 132,000,000 :1. These cylindrical carbon molecules have unusual properties, which are valuable for nanotechnology, electronics, optics and other fields of materials science and technology. Nanotubes are members of fullerene structural family. Nanotube’s walls are formed by one-atom thick sheet of carbon called Graphene. The combination of…

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    through the process of a chemical change.it is important to understand their chemical properties in order to put it in the correct container that is appropiate. This means that the temperature, pressure, and concentration must remain consistent throughout time. However, a chemical change is sometimes required in order to understand the substance better. For example, some chemicals may need to be introduced to fingerprints which may not be visible to the eye. When chemicals are added to it, it…

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    the activation energy, thus speeding The reaction rate. Most of the reaction rate can be improved hundreds of times by enzyme catalyst. Enzyme as a catalyst itself is not consumed in the reaction process and does not affect the chemical equilibrium…

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    stretching frequencies (University of Missouri–St. Loui, 2013) First, the force constant for N-H stretching is stronger, second, there is a larger dipole moment associated with the N-H bond, and finally, the N-H bond is usually involved in hydrogen bonding. The stronger force constant leads to a higher frequency for absorption. The N-H stretching frequency is usually observed from 3100-3500 cm-1. Therefore, the synthesized 1,4-bis(n’-heptanoylthioreido)benzene shows the stretching of N-H peak.…

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    Polyethylene Essay

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    any four POLYMERS 1. Polyethenics ( Vinyl Resins) They are obtained by the polymerization of monomers containing the ethylenic bond (-C=C-) I. Polyethylene ( PE ) Polyethylene is one of the simplest and most inexpensive polymers. It is a waxy, chemical inert plastic. It a thermoplastic formed by the addition polymerization of ethylene. There are two types of polyethylene  Low Density polyethylene (LDPE) By using free radical indicator, LDPE is obtained  High Density polyethylene (HDPE) Using…

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    hair growth all deal with chemistry in their own way. They all have certain chemical reactions and chemical changes that affect the way our bodies work. Even though we study different curriculums during chemistry such as the chemical equations, chemical reactions, and other things we have learned go far beyond what is said in class. During food digestion there are chemical and physical changes occurring. One chemical change for example would be, metabolic rate which is the rate of…

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