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How do I calculate Mole to Mole stoichiometry?

In mole-to-mole stoichiometry, there is a need to understand how to compare the relationship between two or more substances in an equation. This enables us to calculate the amount of mole of substances required or produced It is important to understand mole to mole relationships and calculations but I will recommend starting from mole to…

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why are alkenes and alkynes called unsaturated hydrocarbons?

Alkenes and alkynes are called unsaturated compounds basically for two major reasons Additionally, they both burn with more smoky flame due to their unsaturation. What is an unsaturated compound? An unsaturated compound is a compound that has double or multiple bonds.Alkenes and alkynes are called unsaturated, and they participate in some basic reactions. Although I…

Why are alkenes and alkynes called unsaturated hydrocarbons?

Why alkenes and alkynes are called unsaturated hydrocarbons is actually due to the double anfd triple bonds they possess. Alkenes and alkynes are called unsaturated compounds basically for two reasons  1. Both do not have enough hydrogen atoms due to the double and multiple bonds they have 2. Both alkenes and alkynes have double and…

What is fermentation class 8

What is fermentation class 8? Fermentation is a process involving the conversion of larger molecules like starch into smaller molecules like ethanol and carbon iv oxide by the action of enzymes. The common fermentation process is the conversion of starch into ethanol. We will consider specifically fermentation and the conditions required for the process. The…

Revision Notes For Organic Chemistry Class II

I want to show some basic concepts in organic Chemistry using this revision note for organic chemistry class II. REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING CONVERSIONS differentiate terminal alkynes from alkenes 20. The gradual breakdown of starch and carbohydrates into smaller molecules like ethanol is called Fermentation 21.Saponification of fats and oil with caustic alkali  yields soap and…

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How to solve empirical Formulae and Molecular Formula

Empirical and Molecular Formulas can be used to represent compounds and there are simple ways to do this calculation. Compounds can be represented with empirical, and structural formulas. The empirical formula of a compound is the simplest formula of a compound that shows the atoms in their simplest ratio. The molecular formula is the formula…

What is Thermochemistry?

What is thermochemistry in chemistry? This is the branch of chemistry that deals with the heat energy released or absorbed during chemical reactions. The chemical reactions can occur either in an open, closed, or isolated system. It is very pertinent I mention that some chemical reactions can absorb heat and are called endothermic reactions while…

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What is Resonance in Chemistry?

Resonance in Chemistry is otherwise called Mesomerism simply refers to the alternation or rotation of double bonds in some compounds which ensure their stability. Resonance in Chemistry is a term used to describe the representation of the covalent bonding in some compounds like Benzene, Carbon IV oxide, and even Ozone. Additionally, resonance exists in ions…

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Passport to Organic Chemistry-How to Pass Organic Chemistry with ease!

There are basic steps required to be taken in your quest to learn organic chemistry, in fact,, this will help guide you on how to Pass organic chemistry. I have been teaching Chemistry for more than a decade now and there is one difficulty students have complained to me and that is the challenge in…