Can anyone help me here?
What's the answer? I can't go any further. Can someone explain it to me?
Hey, is my self-constructed electrophilic reaction mechanism correct?
Hey, this is my written mechanism (of bromine and pentene): Thank you.
Hey, is this following electrophilic addition reaction of pentane and bromine correct?
Hey, this is the whole reaction mechanism of the electrophilic addition reaction (of pentane and bromine): Thank you.
Why is the alkane “2-methylpentane” rather asymmetric and “3-methylpentane” rather symmetric?
Hey, why is this so, or what exactly is meant by the symmetry there? Thank you.
[Chemistry] What could be the correct wording for this task?
Good afternoon, What could the full text of task b) be? A detailed explanation of the task is also welcome. I only have this fragment of this task (the tasks of an exam were written down for me at the end, I was sick and the other person couldn't write down the entire task for…
Draw Sn2 product and product of elimination of bromocyclopentane?
Our daily organic question give us today, The Organic Chemistry exam is just around the corner and the following question was supposedly included in the exam last summer semester So this is a bromocyclopentane. But the problem is that there's a bromine attached not only to the first carbon atom, but also to the third…
What is the reaction equation for pentane and chlorine?
What is the reaction equation of pentane and chlorine
What is the reaction type of chloropentane?
What is the reaction type of chloropentane?
What is the word equation of pentane and chlorine?
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Chemical substances distinguish HA?
Hey, How can you differentiate between paraffin, pentane, and water in chemistry? That is, if you have the three substances and want to figure out which is which. 🙂
Why is the reaction of pentane with oxygen so explosive?
Hello! I'm currently working on a presentation on the pentane rocket experiment, in which a cylinder attached to a rope is filled with pentane and oxygen. This mixture is then ignited and reacts explosively. I am aware that most of the energy for the propulsion of the "rocket"/bottle comes from the expansion of the water…