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... Carbon tetrachloride- 20 40 60 Temperature ( ° C ) Ethanol Benzene Heptane -Water 80 100 Carbon tetrachloride Benzene Ethanol Heptane Water 1 30 35 ( 1 / T ) X 104 Figure 1-14 Vapor pressures of some common liquids . have not been made ...
... Carbon tetrachloride- 20 40 60 Temperature ( ° C ) Ethanol Benzene Heptane -Water 80 100 Carbon tetrachloride Benzene Ethanol Heptane Water 1 30 35 ( 1 / T ) X 104 Figure 1-14 Vapor pressures of some common liquids . have not been made ...
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... Carbon tetrachloride 85 Iodine Water Chloroform 131 Bromine Water Carbon tetrachloride 26 Bromine Water Bromoform 64 Trimethylamine Ethyl ether Water 1.52 Mercuric chloride Benzene Water 12 Caffeine Chloroform Water 14 Caffeine Water ...
... Carbon tetrachloride 85 Iodine Water Chloroform 131 Bromine Water Carbon tetrachloride 26 Bromine Water Bromoform 64 Trimethylamine Ethyl ether Water 1.52 Mercuric chloride Benzene Water 12 Caffeine Chloroform Water 14 Caffeine Water ...
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... carbon atom . The molecule is first divided into quadrants by two planes ... tetrachloride , hydrogen bromide , chloroform ? 2. The molecule 12C16O has a ... carbon - hydrogen bond . 9. Justify in terms of the molecular orbital model the ...
... carbon atom . The molecule is first divided into quadrants by two planes ... tetrachloride , hydrogen bromide , chloroform ? 2. The molecule 12C16O has a ... carbon - hydrogen bond . 9. Justify in terms of the molecular orbital model the ...
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