Qualification > Sciences

Edexcel CHEMISTRY DOUBTS!!!!

<< < (334/347) > >>

Malak:

--- Quote from: ~ Miss Relina ~ on January 23, 2012, 07:01:47 am ---but I didn't see it  in old pastpapers actually it is in the Edxecel chemistry blue book

--- End quote ---
Yeah, for some reason it is there and even I thought that we had to know it but then I checked the spec. and they only mention Ka, Kw, Pka, Pkw, pH thats it.

guMnam:

--- Quote from: Ang3l on January 23, 2012, 08:04:03 am ---Yeah, for some reason it is there and even I thought that we had to know it but then I checked the spec. and they only mention Ka, Kw, Pka, Pkw, pH thats it.


--- End quote ---
the point is .. its the same thing.. just opposite .. knowing it is no big deal.

~ Miss Relina ~:
in Jan 2010 last question
why is the splitting pattern for butan1-ol is 36531

from where do we get five splitting   :o  

The Golden Girl =D:
It's not 36531 ... it's actually 3400 (according to my teacher that is :) ) which is the peak for the OH in an Alcohol ;D

Since it can be Oxidized then it's either primary or secondary Alcohol ,tertiary can NOT be oxidized remember ;)

Draw butanol   ,the primary , the secondary versions of it [if you are having trouble doing that let me know I'll draw it bas mikasila for now :P  ..u r right I'm lazy ::) :P )

if you look at the spectrum for X in part (b) of the Question.  Counting them from the left to right ,they are five splittings.

Splitting one => the one with  6 lines lined up closely to each other
splitting two => the Single long line
splitting THREE => the ones with 5 lines lined up closely to each other
Splitting FOUR => those TWO parallel LONG lines
Splitting FIVE => the three lines , having the middle one the LONGEST among them

CH3CH2CH(OH)CH3

starting from the LHS :

The first CH3 => is a triplet which is the (one with three lines and the middle one the LONGEST among them  ;) )

the CH2 => is a Pentate [search for the ones with FIVE lines closely lined up together) ...that's the one for it ;)

the CH => is a Sixtet [search for the ones with SIX lines closely lined up together ]

the OH => the single line ...cuz OH is ALWAYS a single line since it's a  singlet By the way ;)

the LAST Ch3=> is a Doublet [ search for the one with ONLY TWO lines ]



I hope I helped (:   [jawabt su2aleek ana willa kunt bas 2atfalsaf o.O ]  

(gtg go my own way  ::) ..cya good luck with tomorrow ;) )


Don't forget to include me in your prayers sis ;D

~ Miss Relina ~:

--- Quote from: The Golden Girl on January 25, 2012, 12:56:40 pm ---It's not 36531 ... it's actually 3400 (according to my teacher that is :) ) which is the peak for the OH in an Alcohol ;D

Since it can be Oxidized then it's either primary or secondary Alcohol ,tertiary can NOT be oxidized remember ;)

Draw butanol   ,the primary , the secondary versions of it [if you are having trouble doing that let me know I'll draw it bas mikasila for now :P  ..u r right I'm lazy ::) :P )

if you look at the spectrum for X in part (b) of the Question.  Counting them from the left to right ,they are five splittings.

Splitting one => the one with  6 lines lined up closely to each other
splitting two => the Single long line
splitting THREE => the ones with 5 lines lined up closely to each other
Splitting FOUR => those TWO parallel LONG lines
Splitting FIVE => the three lines , having the middle one the LONGEST among them

CH3CH2CH(OH)CH3

starting from the LHS :

The first CH3 => is a triplet which is the (one with three lines and the middle one the LONGEST among them  ;) )

the CH2 => is a Pentate [search for the ones with FIVE lines closely lined up together) ...that's the one for it ;)

the CH => is a Sixtet [search for the ones with SIX lines closely lined up together ]

the OH => the single line ...cuz OH is ALWAYS a single line since it's a  singlet By the way ;)

the LAST Ch3=> is a Doublet [ search for the one with ONLY TWO lines ]



I hope I helped (:   [jawabt su2aleek ana willa kunt bas 2atfalsaf o.O ]  

(gtg go my own way  ::) ..cya good luck with tomorrow ;) )


Don't forget to include me in your prayers sis ;D



--- End quote ---


Thanks alot my sis but what confused me that if you looked at JUNE 2011 last question part (d)(ii)
I was wondering why in spectrum 2 we have septet splitting (that short one and fat too )and it ois not octet
I'll post drawing now as ana nashhhhhhhhhhheeeta geadn  ;)

Navigation

[0] Message Index

[#] Next page

[*] Previous page

Go to full version