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  2. Output of a Diffractometer - Chemistry Stack Exchange

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  3. What are the maximum number of electrons in each shell?

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    In the third shell (n=3), we have: The 3s orbital; The 3p orbitals; The 3d orbitals; In the fourth shell (n=4), we have: The 4s orbital; The 4p orbitals; The 4d orbitals; The 4f orbitals; So another kind of orbitals (s, p, d, f) becomes available as we go to a shell with higher n. The number in front of the letter signifies which shell the ...

  4. computational chemistry - When using Gaussian to calculate NMR,...

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    Run an NMR single-point calculation with the following route section in GAUSSIAN. #n B3LYP/6-31G(d,p) nmr=(fconly,readatoms) iop(3/10=1100000) At the end of the molecule specification (separated by a blank line) read in: atoms=H. A sample input file for chloroethane could be like:

  5. How come water would not affect the results of a titration?

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    answered May 23, 2014 at 3:23. LDC3 LDC3. 8,166 22 22 silver badges 42 42 bronze badges $\endgroup$ 2. 2

  6. Convergence issue in Gaussian - Chemistry Stack Exchange

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    $\begingroup$ But even if you include the Opt keyword in frequency calculations for an already optimized input geometry it would not harm: the program will just run 1 geometry optimization cycle and then switch to frequency calculation.

  7. How to run a B2PLYP-D3 calculation in Gaussian 09?

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    %nprocshared=4 %mem=4gb %chk=fohsdft3 # opt freq b2plypd3/aug-cc-pvdz scf=tight Input file taken from fohsdft 0 1 O -3.46278 2.54045 0. H -2.50278 2.54045 0. H -3.78324 3.44539 0. Since B2PLYP-D3 is a method, it goes where the density functional is normally specified.

  8. How can I filtrate Pd2(dba)3 and P(o-tol)3? (Celite filtration...

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    Reaction solvent is toluene in which the catalysts also dissolve. Many texts said that celite pad can filtrate these catalysts, but I failed. I tried vacuum filtration using buchner filter, and poured $\pu{0.0087 g}$ $\ce{Pd2(dba)3}$ in $\approx \pu{25 mL}$ toluene. $\ce{Pd2(dba)3}$ in toluene has dark red color, but filtrate also has same ...

  9. Why concurrent reading instead of mean in titration? [closed]

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    If you want to check your overall precision the procedure is to run complete replicate samples on the one sample or [even on simultaneous replicate samples to check on the sampling technique]. Since only 2 or 3 replicates are usually run, when readings are to the first insignificant figure a simple average is sufficient and the range is a good ...

  10. Why is the Haber process carried out at such high temperatures?

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    Even if you consider a batch-wise process of generating ammonia (which, as orthocresol points out, isn’t the case), it is more efficient to run two batches in half the time for two sets of $15~\%$ than to run a single batch for twice the time to get an overall yield of maybe (note: This yield is a ballpark estimate) $25~\%$ — with a batch ...

  11. chromatography - What order would these compounds elute in a 3:1...

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    Making predictions about elution order is always guesswork but based on my experience I would expect acetic acid to streak off the baseline, The benzyl alcohol to be of low Rf but above the acetic acid, the benzyl acetate Y to run high and I really don't know about the acetic anhydride, I suspect it will hydrolyse on the plate to give you more acetic acid so you will not see a separate spot.