Base the answers off of the NMR and IR spectra provided. I submitted an example of someone else’s work as well, but this NOT THE SAME AS MY DATA. Please follow format and make sure my spectra is annotated correctly. My sample is not pure, so please describe the other peaks. We did the reaction starting cinnamaldehyde FYI. NMR Analysis. Discuss the obtained 1H-NMR data for your product – based on your NMR data, how pure is your compound? Discuss all peaks in the spectrum – splitting patterns, chemical shift values, integration values, and a brief justification for the assignment of each signal (functional groups, EWG vs. EDG, etc). You can combine parts of your discussion for Hs in similar environments (like for aromatic protons), especially if they overlap in your spectrum. If you see peaks for impurities (other compounds than 9-fluorenone), discuss them briefly. Connect your TLC data to your NMR spectra – did your TLC plates indicate a pure or impure substance? How does that compare to your NMR data in regard to purity? Please refer to your NMR checksheet on your postlab assignment for help with annotation and discussion of peaks. Think in the style of claim, evidence, reasoning to help with you discussion! Use the example NMR paragraph provided on Canvas as a guide! IR Analysis
How does the IR prove the cinnamyl alcohol was successfully synthesized? Discuss your IR data – be sure to include all peaks (noted in your table from the post lab) and what functional group they belong to. Does the IR prove full conversion of the starting material to the product? Is there any clear evidence in the IR of leftover starting material? Does your IR data match what you observed in your NMR data and on your TLC plates? Any impurities you observed on your NMR should also be labelled and discussed in the IR data noting obvious key peaks only (except acetone – that came from cleaning your NMR tube). Think in the style of claim, evidence, reasoning to help with you discussion! Conclusions
Start this paragraph with “In conclusion, the reduction of cinnamaldehyde to cinnamyl alcohol was successful/unsuccessful…” “Success” should be related to whether you were able to make your target product as evidenced by the NMR/IR data. Now that you have the full story and spectroscopic evidence, tie all pieces of data together (TLC plate observations, NMR/IR data, yield, appearance) in a few sentences. Thinking back to your Postlab answers and your NMR/IR data, what is the take-home message of this experiment? Were there any major sources of error? What are TWO thoughtful and scientific improvements for this experiment? Remember, human error should NOT be proposed as a major error or area of improvement. Think about the reaction itself and how the chemistry, monitoring by TLC, work-up, and purification could be improved.
Category: Chemistry
For this assignment: You will be learning about the impact of heavy metals in ou
For this assignment:
You will be learning about the impact of heavy metals in our body and the environment. Listen to the videobelow and formulate your thoughts to respond to the following questions:
Which heavy metals are we most likely exposed to and which ones represent a threat to human health? Explain in detail Discuss the major sources of Heavy metals Why are heavy metals present in Food? Are they necessary additives or contaminants?
Why are some heavy metals toxic to human Health?
What is Itai-Itai disease and what causes it?
Discuss heavy metal commonly found in food to their adverse health effect. Specify the long and short term effects.
Are heavy metals more toxic to Kids than to adults? Explain.
Discuss at least two heavy metals that are essential for Human function and nutrition
Which heavy metals are used in Cosmetics and Why? Do you think Heavy Metal Pollution is a Global Issue? explain
Search on the internet for scholarly articles related toThe impact of metal toxicity on Human Health or the environment. In your post, write a summary of the article you found and share the link with us.
Purpose. Describe the purpose of the lab, i.e. what is being measured and how ar
Purpose. Describe the purpose of the lab, i.e. what is being measured and how are you measuring it? State your unknown number in this section. (1 paragraph, 1 paragraph = 4 sentences)
Background. Describe any necessary background for the lab. This section should sufficiently describe the experimental method and any calculation used to calculate the quantity measured. (3 paragraphs, 1 paragraph = 5 sentences)
Experimental. Summarize the experimental method and explain how each experimental step accomplishes the purpose of the lab. Omit numerical details as the important experimental data is presented in data/observations. A copy or close paraphrase of the handout instructions is not acceptable. Write experimental section in past tense. (3 paragraphs, 1 paragraph = 5 sentences)
Data/Observations. In this section, you are to report weights, chemical reactions, and any other observation you made that is relevant to the purpose of the lab. This section should contain any and all labeled graphs, tables, or figures that you used to analyze your results. You should include tables of experimental data that you used to calculate your result. This section ends with the report of your result, which has to include a statistical analysis. State your unknown number in this section. It is critical that you include all relevant data organized in tables.
Discussion. Evaluate the precision of your result(s). Evaluate the experimental method used to acquire the results. The discussion section should also include a thoughtful assessment of possible likely errors in the experiment (e.g. those that you either observed, or errors that you may have no control over). (2 paragraphs, 1 paragraph = 5 sentences)
Conclusion. Report the final result, with error estimates and units. (1 sentence)
References. The references must be stated in the numerical order in which they are used in the paper. They must be sub-scripted and after the period of the sentence that is appropriate. They must be listed at the end of the report in the order in which they are used in the report. Use the lab, the textbook, and a published document as the references.
I want, you write an introduction to double-layered hydroxides, then the disadva
I want, you write an introduction to double-layered hydroxides, then the disadvantages of having them separated without loading them on different supports, and why activated carbon and graphene oxide.
Then you discuss the different preparation methods, characterization methods, and applications in three areas: chemical adsorption, photocatalysis, and organic catalysis.
Also, write about Objectives , Research methodology and procedures, Importance of research, and apparatus needed
You can use the difference references that i send to you 10 fields in this light.
Citation: Written in APA reference list format. For more help with formatting, s
Citation:
Written in APA reference list format. For more help with formatting, see APA handout.
Summary:
What is the purpose of the source, review article, original research? What topics are covered? This section is generally 4-6 sentences that summarize the author’s main point. For more help, see this link on paraphrasing sources.
Evaluation:
After summarizing the article (or research paper or book), it is necessary to evaluate it and state where you found it – its source (e.g., journal, website, etc.). Briefly answer the following questions in 4-6 sentences:
What is the format or type of source (e.g., peer-reviewed journal paper, website, book)? How reliable is the information in the article, and how credible is the source (e.g., website’s sponsoring organization, journal or book publisher) and the author(s)?
You can find all what you need for the report in the materials. PLEASE NO PLAGIR
You can find all what you need for the report in the materials.
PLEASE NO PLAGIRISM AND MAKE THE LANGUAGE AS SIMPLE AS YOU CAN BECUASE I AM AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT.
MAKE A CORRECT CALCULATIONS AND MAKE THE REPORT BY USING THE EXPERIMENT INFORMATION AND USE THE FORMAT.
And use the expectations .. you can find it in the materials.
Make sure you answer all questions please
This is a PRE lab report. the procedure for it Is already done for you. you just
This is a PRE lab report. the procedure for it Is already done for you. you just need to copy AND paste the protocol onto the lab report template. I Will attach both. lab has not happened yet. you need to research this topic beforehand and write about it in the introduction followed by the objective of the lab. if you use sources make sure to use superscript format for it. superscript goes after the period. include It in references. intro should be at least a page long. it should be detailed.
you need to also do the lab equipment portion as well as the reaction and chemicals. do not morph the formatting of the template.
if you have questions let me know please. we are required to bring a polyester water bottle to class to experiment on. so you can talk about that too in the intro. these lab reports are hard to do because we have to usually do our own protocol and research. but I have it given to you. so good luck
just to clarify what needs to be done:
intro with objective
reaction
equipment
Chemical
Procedure (copy and paste from what I have attached for u in a separate doc. you can remove the procedure from the template since that is just an example)
This week you will be discussing electrochemistry. It is important to understand
This week you will be discussing electrochemistry. It is important to understand how redox (reduction/oxidation) occurs in the human body, and how your diet and lifestyle contributes to these mechanisms. This is especially true considering how essential the balance between free radicals and antioxidants is for proper physiological function. We often hear about the importance of antioxidants in foods and vitamins, but have you ever considered how impactful they may be for your body specifically?
Initial Response:
What contributes to free radicals in the body? How are they introduced?
What types of consequences can occur if there is an excess of free radicals in the body?
Do you take radicals in the body into consideration when planning your meals?
What types of changes does this research encourage you to personally make?
Permeable: Literature reviews represent authoritative and up-to-date reports on
Permeable: Literature reviews represent authoritative and up-to-date reports on a specific scientific topic in the science community. They are constructed through the summarising and critical analysis of previously published articles without introducing new data. The text will be referenced in a style that is particular to the journal where they are published.
Important information: You should include a short introduction, concise critical analysis of the literature and a short concluding statement. You may use up to 15 papers as references. They are all to be chosen by you.
Main Task: Write a literature review based on “Techno-economic analysis of a nature-inspired biorefinery producing biomass-derived activated carbon for energy storage applications.”
Instruction: The content should be referenced appropriately. Here please use the referencing style of the journal ‘CHEMICAL REVIEWS’ (ACS) – https://pubs.acs.org/journal/chreay.
Word Limit: 1500 words (+ up to 10%), not including title or reference. The word count must be stated at the end of the document.
Important: I have uploaded a literature review marking sheet (another file). Please use the Marking Sheet very carefully, make sure you contain every items listed in the marking sheet and try your best to get the Superior level.
I am attaching the assignment for last year as an example which is similar but f
I am attaching the assignment for last year as an example which is similar but for different chemical compounds, it will be very helpful to get an idea how to do assignment #3 questions. In addition, I am attaching my first assignment that your are using for the 2 chemical compounds (Isopropyl Alcohol and Ammonia) to see if it is helful to use it as resources.