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- which subsatomic particles contriubte to the chrage of Cu2+, which do notExplain the process of Calculating Enantiomeric Excess ?What is the difference between optical activity/polarimetry vs. (R)/(S) configurations? (+) seems to be clockwise, while (-) seems to be counterclockwise. (R) seems to be clockwise when the lowest priority group is facing the back, while (S) seems to be counterclockwise. Does (R) match up with (+) and (S) match up with (-)? If not, what is the difference? Is it that (R) and (S) are just how we determine the priorities in space while (+) and (-) can be determined via labaratory experiments? How can (R)(-) or (S)(+) exist then? Would this show that the spatial arrangement is incorrect in comparison with what the polarimeter shows?
- Can facial and meridional isomers be chiral? justifyWhat, if anything, would happen to the absorbance of a FeSCN2+ solution, if the FeSCN2+ solution was diluted? Explain your answer.Which is correct for polarography? I-polarography is an amperometry method conducted with a dripping Hg electrode. II-The diffusion current in the plateau region of the polarographic wave is proportional to the concentration of the analyte and is used for quantitative analysis. III-The half-wave potential is characteristic of the analyte in a given environment and can be used for qualitative analysis. IV-fresh Hg drops provide reproducible results. V-polarography is primarily used to study oxidations, Hg can be reduced when studying reductions
- Answer Q23, 22, 21What is the group that shows theeffect of the variable being testedSolve typed need. Discuss the meaning of the term chirality in organic chemistry in detail? Include in your discussion 10 different ways in which chirality is identified and 10 ways how to determine chirality by designating priority groups in detail.