Calculations for AS and A level Chemistry
Being confident in tackling different types of mole calculation is the foundation upon which much of A level chemistry stands
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Being confident in tackling different types of mole calculation is the foundation upon which much of A level chemistry stands
This is a set of more difficult long answer exam questions that require you to use data from mass spectra,
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Numbers expressed as an index or power of a base number are common in chemistry and you need to be
A clock reaction can be used to measure the rate of reaction in certain circumstances. In a typical reaction the
We can use a colorimeter to follow the rate of a reaction if one of the reactants or products is
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In order to write a rate equation (rate law) for a reaction we need to know the orders of reaction
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The reaction between hydroxide ions and bromoethane involves a collision between a molecule of each of the reactants, which means
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Just because a reaction is feasible, it doesn’t mean that it will happen at a rate by which we are
Your may have noticed on the data sheet that the wavenumber for the absorption of C=O bonds very much depends
Continue readingExplaining C=O absorption bands in IR spectroscopy
An IR spectrum plots of the percentage of radiation that passes through a sample (transmittance) vs. the wavenumber of the
Infrared spectroscopy is a really useful analytical technique for determining whether there are key bonds in a molecule (C=O, O-H,
13C NMR signals are considerably weaker than 1H NMR signals because the natural abundance of 13C is 1.1%. We also
Continue readingEverything you need to know about C-13 NMR spectroscopy