Posted by: intechemistry on: September 23, 2010
For: 1 | Awesome, May 23, 2012 at 6:01 am
I found this ‘Teachers Pack” on Green Chem.
Don’t let the ‘teacher‘ bit put you off! The booklet is good for students! (although I would argue about some of the global warming ‘evidence’ part). It will give you good exposure to Green Chem in a simple and easy to understand way. It’s published by the UK Royal Society of Chemistry.
http://www.chemlabs.bris.ac.uk/outreach/resources/GreenChemistryTeacher_sPack.pdf
Is there no answer-scheme for a past years paper that gives accepted answers to this? or the books? That’s probably the best wat to hunt for these kinds of answers.
Here’s one: By generation of particular wavelengths of IR energy, specific molecules can irradiated hence heated (if you know the energy in terms of the IR wavelength of the specific bonds in the molecule you want to heat) – but of course the heat will eventually spread out.
1) it involves arrows (wich I tink dative covalent) of the electrons pair in the dot-and cross diagram ,not sure if thats valid.,
Thanks for CO stuffs sir, Yeap so its indeed dative covalent, and no need to show it in dot and cross. OK thanks
*i meant the arrow in dative covalent
danke
May 23, 2012 at 6:01 am
HI sir,
1) how do we draw the dot&cross diagram for C0 (carbon monoxide)? the ans scheme hr is too weird.
2) Suggest why ‘use of micromaves radiation is considered greener …..”
i understood that its more effective to use microwaves instead of electric heater because it prevents and reduces lost of heat energy, what else sir .