Jhemerlyn was tasked to determine the solubility classification of an organic compound. She found out that it does not contain any N or S atoms and it is insoluble in both 5% HCl and concentrated H2S04. Which of the following is the possible identity of the compound? a. H2C b. CI CI С. H3C CH3 ČH3 O d. H3C CH3
Jhemerlyn was tasked to determine the solubility classification of an organic compound. She found out that it does not contain any N or S atoms and it is insoluble in both 5% HCl and concentrated H2S04. Which of the following is the possible identity of the compound? a. H2C b. CI CI С. H3C CH3 ČH3 O d. H3C CH3
Chapter20: Applications Of Oxidation/reduction Titrations
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