The reaction between bromine and an unsaturated fatty acid involves electrophilic addition. Saturated fatty acids don't react because they don't have double bonds. However, we've now learned that saturated fatty acids can also react with bromine under high energy input or intense light irradiation. My question now is how this happens/where the bromine attaches.
I had to treat my wooden wardrobe with chlorine yesterday because of mold. The room still smells of chlorine, but I'd actually like to oil the wood today. Can I do that, or will there be any interactions with the chlorine?
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Hello, In chemistry, we have to draw an energy diagram of various salts, and one of them is potassium chloride. But I have no idea how to do it. Does anyone have any ideas? Can you explain it to me so I can draw the others myself.
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