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Aviana
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Strange reactions to drugs v. Am I more likely to get struck by lightning?
I'm wondering if anyone else here has had strange reactions to certain drugs or has known anyone who has.
I've had very strange reactions to ECP heroin. I can't say it doesn't do anything, but it doesn't do what it's supposed to do. Instead of feeling a rush, my heart speeds up and pounds really hard, then when my heart goes back to normal, I feel nothing. About 45 minutes or so later, I might feel a little something, but not really a high or any pain relief. My eyes don't even get pinned. I'
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Noah
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Neutralization Reactions
100 mL is exactly Neutralized by 150 mL of 0.1M Ca(OH)2
answer is 0.1 M H3PO4
How is this supposed to be done?
Author:
Jacob
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Help with writing equations to describe the reactions
So I have absolutely no clue how to do this so if you could please help answer with explanations it would be VERY much appreciated.
There are 4 beakers all reacted with Potassium Permanganate and I need to write an equation describing the reaction in each beaker...
(It's not specified whether it needs to be symbol or word though)
Beaker 1-
1cm^3 of sodium thiosulfate
[size=medium]Be
Author:
William07
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Solving redox reactions
I have a couple of redox reactions i just can't wrap my head around.
SO2 + Br2 :rarrow: HSO4- + Br-
S on the left side has oxidation number +4 and on the right side +6. Br has the oxidation number 0 but reduces to -1. However, if i increase SO2 to get the desired O4 required on the right side i'm still left with an Extra S. Is it possible to equalize on the left side with H3O+ or is there some other way?
[size=medium]Cr2O72-
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Benjamin
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Counter ion effects in Sn2 reactions
[size=medium]I have conducted a series of reactions between ethyl-3,4-dihydroxybenzoate and 2-(2-chloroethoxy)ethanol in MeCN where I varied the base, I tried Li2CO3, Na2CO3, K2CO3, LiOH, NaOH, KOH, NEt3. the only reaction that produces any yield after 7 days of reaction was K2CO3 (30%) I have since increased this to 83% (including some KI, Finkelstein reaction). I do not fully quite understand why only K2CO3 gave product. I think it may be because Li+ and Na+ are quite hard cations and coordina
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Elijah
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Little help with some simple organic compounds and reactions!
Dear all,
I have several issues regarding the organic chemistry.
First of all is 1H-phenalene aromatic? why?
My second question is related to esterification. Is it possible to obtain an ester from an organic acid and R-OTs? how is it working?
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Daniel
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Chemical reactions
Hi,
What reaction do you get when putting the following products together?
Dodecylbenzene (C12H25C6H5) with sodium hydroxide (NaOH)= no reaction?
Fatty alcohol (C12-16) with sodium hydroxide = Fatty alcohol salt?
Monoétanolamine (C2H7NO) with sodium hydroxide = reaction?
Ammonia solution with sodium hydoxide = NH3 (gas) with water?
[size=medium]Fatty acid with sodi
Author:
Lily
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Oxidation-reduction reactions and standard formations
What needs to be considered when balancing oxidation-reduction reactions that does not need to be accounted for when balancing a standard formation reaction, such as 2H2 _ O2 :rarrow: 2H2O?
I'm not sure how these are related, but I'm assuming that the "thing to be considered" is charge?
Author:
Emily31
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Oxidation-reduction reactions and standard formations
What needs to be considered when balancing oxidation-reduction reactions that does not need to be accounted for when balancing a standard formation reaction, such as 2H2 _ O2 :rarrow: 2H2O?
I'm not sure how these are related, but I'm assuming that the "thing to be considered" is charge?
Author:
David
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Vanadium half reactions
Hi,
I have to write the equations for the three redox reactions in the oxidation state of vanadium.
I started by writing the half reactions, and I wonder if they're correct?
V2+ → V3+
VO2+ → V3+ + H2O
VO2+ + 2H+ → V3+ + H2O
VO2+ + 2H+ + e- → V3+ + H2O
Thanks in advance
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