(A)The following figure is the structure of Glycerin molecule. There is a certain functional group present in this molecule. Answer the following questions about this molecule. CH2OH Н- ОН ČH2OH a) Name the functional group that is present in the molecule? b) Calculate the total number of bonds present in this molecule. B) A standard solution of glucose of volume 2 liters having Molarity 2.5M was prepared in the chemistry laboratory. Later, this solution was diluted to change its concentration to 1.25M. How much water was needed to bring about this change?

(A)The following figure is the structure of Glycerin molecule. There is a certain functional group present in this molecule. Answer the following questions about this molecule. CH2OH Н- ОН ČH2OH a) Name the functional group that is present in the molecule? b) Calculate the total number of bonds present in this molecule. B) A standard solution of glucose of volume 2 liters having Molarity 2.5M was prepared in the chemistry laboratory. Later, this solution was diluted to change its concentration to 1.25M. How much water was needed to bring about this change?

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter17: Chemcial Thermodynamics

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