GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Fill the table with the necessary information. Use your MOLECUL MOLECULAR GEOMETRY E CCL 1.0, 2. NaCl 3. HF 4. SICI, 5.H.S POLAR BONDS PRESENT) (ABSENT/ EN VALUES: ✓Cl- 3.0 ✓C-2.5 Thus, ✓3.0-2.5-0.5 POLAR BONDS ARE PRESENT Tetrahedral POLAR/NON-POLAR Non-Polar (Molecular Geomerty is symmetrical)

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Fill the table with the necessary information. Use your MOLECUL MOLECULAR GEOMETRY E CCL 1.0, 2. NaCl 3. HF 4. SICI, 5.H.S POLAR BONDS PRESENT) (ABSENT/ EN VALUES: ✓Cl- 3.0 ✓C-2.5 Thus, ✓3.0-2.5-0.5 POLAR BONDS ARE PRESENT Tetrahedral POLAR/NON-POLAR Non-Polar (Molecular Geomerty is symmetrical)

Macroscale and Microscale Organic Experiments

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Chapter37: Dibenzalacetone By The Aldol Condensation

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