SECOND STATEMENT 46. In Co(NH3),Cls, the oxidation number of cobalt is +3 | The coordination number of cobalt is 3 in FIRST STATEMENT 47. Dimethyl amine , (CH3);NH, is a weaker base than NH3 48. Neutral iron (III) chloride is uscd tlo distinguish between phenols and non-phenolic aromatic compounds 49. Sodium ethanoate, CH3COONa, forms a basic solution when dissolved in water. Co(NHi,).Cls A methyl group is a better electron donor than a hydrogen atom Phenols give a blue-violet complex with neutral iron (III) chloride while the non-phenolic aromatic compounds do not | CH,COO" ions in aqueous solution combine with H' ions to formCH,COOH resulting in a solution with an excess of OH' ions HCl is a stronger acid in water than HF 50. | HCI has a lower boiling point than HF

SECOND STATEMENT 46. In Co(NH3),Cls, the oxidation number of cobalt is +3 | The coordination number of cobalt is 3 in FIRST STATEMENT 47. Dimethyl amine , (CH3);NH, is a weaker base than NH3 48. Neutral iron (III) chloride is uscd tlo distinguish between phenols and non-phenolic aromatic compounds 49. Sodium ethanoate, CH3COONa, forms a basic solution when dissolved in water. Co(NHi,).Cls A methyl group is a better electron donor than a hydrogen atom Phenols give a blue-violet complex with neutral iron (III) chloride while the non-phenolic aromatic compounds do not | CH,COO" ions in aqueous solution combine with H' ions to formCH,COOH resulting in a solution with an excess of OH' ions HCl is a stronger acid in water than HF 50. | HCI has a lower boiling point than HF

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter6: Alkanes & Alkenes

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