Problem 1Week 4 Quiz 1. A sample of zinc metals reacts completely with excess hydrochloric acid: Zn(s) + 2 HCl(aq) → ZnCl2(aq) + H2(g) If 7802 mL of gas is collected over water at 20.0°C and a pressure of 754.0 mmHg, determine the initial mass of zinc used (in grams). Note that the vap...
Questions: 1. Draw all reasonable resonance structures for the following compounds. Please be sure to show the proper arrows to indicate electron movement (5 points) 2. Draw three constitutional isomers (using line drawings) of each of the following compounds or formulas. (6 points) 3. Draw the lowest energy conformer of the following compounds using a Newman Proection (looking down the indicated bond). (4 points) 4. D...
The Chemistry of Glass and Glass-Like Materials in BiotechnologyYou many find the Cademartiri and Ozin chapter challenging, if you need to brush up on some of the chemistry.The chemistry of glass and glass-like materials is important in many biotechnology applications and research.A lot of science and technology, from semiconductors to paints and coatings, is based on the chemistry shown in Figure 2.1.You might note how versatile glass is wi...
Question 1Question 1Gas-solid fluidised beds are usually modelled as a two-phase system, using the Eulerian Multiphase flow equations. (a) Outline the main physical processes involved (without the equations) in such a system and discuss which processes can be ignored when flow conditions are laminar. You may assume that gas is the continuous phase, and particles are the dispersed phase. [8 marks](b) Considering a gas-fluidised bed is made...
Instructions-Assignment needs to be coded in Python. 1. The liquid phase reaction A4 B is to be carried out isothermally in a continuous flow reactor.The entering molar flow rate is 5 mol/min, and the volumetric flow rate is 10 L/min. The reaction rate is given by —rA —— kCA where k —— 0.01 1/min. It is desired to consume 99% of A. Calculate the volume of the plug flow reactor and CSTR necessary for t...
Question: Overview Your assignment is to choose a medium sized organic molecule that pertains to a career of interest to you, to build the molecule with materials of your choice and to describe your molecule using scientific terminology and chemical principles. Your report must include a detailed chemical description of the molecule. Your report may be submitted in almost any form (written report, slide show, video, etc.) as long as it meets ...
Task Issues and Questions to Consider 1. Circle or highlight the abnormal result(s). 2. List eight secondary conditions or disorders associated with the abnormal result(s) in question 1. 3. Which can the physician rule out with Robert's medical history, physical exam, or current laboratory results? 4. What is the most probable cause of the abnormal result in this patient? The following week, a lipid pro...
Biochemical Reactions/PathwayDiscussion: In addition to discussing your lab results; include in your discussion, the biochemical reactions/pathway we detected in this experiment. Also, include the names of the chemicals added to this experiment & why they were added. Methyl red and Voges-Proskauer (MR-VP) broth is a combination medium used for both methyl red (MR) and Voges-Proskauer (VP) tests. It is a simple solution containing only...
Polymer 1011. The two blog posts one from polymers and one from surfactants and the polymers and surfactants should be from the products that can be buy over supermarket. Instructions: You need to write two blog posts and focus on the role of polymers and/or surfactants in commercial products, i.e. something you can buy over the counter in a supermarket. Each blog post should focus on a different commercial product - do not write two blog po...
Marking SchemeModule weighting: calculation of % yield, reaction mechanism and reporting of melting point: 5%, Spectral interpretation: 5% Electronic submission of the proforma provided in the practical booklet for teaching block 1 (+ software-drawn structures) via Canvas. The proforma should be downloaded and edited NOT filled in by hand and scanned. Â Scanned documents cannot be marked through speed grader. 1.Carry out an Orga...
Physiological Application of pH - BloodAcidosis. Carbon dioxide. Bitter. Alkalosis. Sour. Bile. How are all of these things related?You have learned a great deal about acids and bases so far. Now, you get to actually see the physical and chemical properties of a variety of compounds in the lab. pH testing is useful in qualitative screening in medical settings. A quick, qualitative pH test may be appropriate in some situation – such a...
ObjectivesTwo of the basic tenets of atomic theory: Lavoisier’s Law of Conservation of Mass and Proust’s Law of Definite Proportions are applied to chemical reactions involving metallic copper and a copper salt. The data obtained from the reactions can be used to determine the empirical formulas of the compounds and the amount of water in a hydrate. To dete...
SummaryIn this paper the respective authors have given a review on the possibilities of testing different cyclosporine formulations with an importance on different parameters which can improve biocompability and stability of cyclosporine administration. They have chosen cyclosporine A (CsA) for their investigation. The compound CsA is an organic compound and has the formula C62H111N11O12. It is a cyclic polypeptide which has 11 amino aci...
Ion1a) What is an ion? Give examples 1b) What is a cation? Give examples 1c) What is an anion? Give examples 2b) How many valence electrons does Ca have and in what orbital do they exist? 2c) What charge would calcium most likely carry when making an ion? Why? 2d) Draw the ground state orbital diagram of the oxygen atom. Label the orbitals. 2e)How many valence electrons does oxygen atom have and in what orbital do they exis...
ObjectivesOur main purpose is to create a formula card for a nutritional bar using almond hull pulp as the main ingredient. To do this, we must formulate a batch process for the nutritional bar, then translate to shift-based, continuous production at an industrial scale. Almond hulls may contain aflatoxins, and as such are not regarded as safe for human consumption yet; so we must derive a process for making almond hulls safe to eat. We also m...