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Please answer questions 1-4, thank you! Solution 1. Acids are the conpounds which give H+ ions in the aquous solution. Bases give OH- ions innthe aquous solutions. Acids are the proton donors and bases are the proton acceptors. 2. Litmus paper is the most common indicator used in the labs. Litmus turns green ti basic and red to acidic. Other is methyl ornage shows pink in acidic medium and shows yellow in basic and phenophthaline etc. 3. HClO is an acid it can give H+ ions i.e proton. Na2CO3 is formed by H2CO3 and NaOH. So it is a neutrilisation of weak acid with strong base so it will be a basic salt. H2O is neutral. H3BO3 is boric acid. As the name suggests its an acid it can donate H+. 4. Anything less than pH=7 is acidic uptill 1. pH=7 is neutral pH>7 is basic uptill 14 .
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Peaks from left to right:
Peak 1: pentane( lowest retention time)
Peak 2: hexane
Peak 3: heptane
Peak 4: octane
Peak 5: acetone
Peak 6: methyl ethyl ketone
Peak 7: pentanone (retention time 4 minutes)
Peak 8: propanol (4.5 minutes)
Peak 9: butanol (9.5 minutes)
Peak 10: pentanol (highest retention time; 18 minutes)
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the conversion of pyruvate to acetyl CoA finished when reduced lipoamide is converted to oxidized lipamide
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Social/demographic
The social demographic segment reflects the population size, the age structure, the ethic and income mix, and the geographic distribution. The Great Lakes Corporation employs over 3700 people. (1) The population for Indianapolis, Indiana where the Great Lakes Corporation affects has increased at a rate of 6.6% from 2000 to 2010. (2)
Technological
The Great Lakes Corporation will need to increase or expand its technology concerning the use of leaded gasoline. Technology can be costly when it comes to trying to come up with ways to eliminating a product that is harmful to consumers. Even though the corporation has had time to study what to do with the lead gasoline, there doesn
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