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    upper layer is that which is less dense‚ while the lower layer is the denser of the two. The organic solvent must also be volatile so it can be easily removed by evaporation at the end. Extractions are extremely useful for isolating and purifying amines‚ carboxylic acids‚ phenols as well as some neutral compounds. All three of these functional groups can be interconverted from non-ionic organic-soluble forms to water-soluble ionic forms by changing the pH levels. In the experiment done in this lab

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    Review for exam II Exam for Wednesday (part A) General descriptions of organic molecules Saturated versus unsaturated molecules How to identify each and what properties each holds Given a molecular formula- draw all isomers possible Soluble or insoluble? Enantiomers‚ diastereomers‚ not isomers‚ cis/trans‚ etc Identify chiral centers Identify the compounds as being an acid‚ base or neither Hydrogen bonding‚ dipole-dipole interactions Rank several compounds by boiling point

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    with a similar structured aromatic amine. Finally‚ the chemicals set the dye to make the color change permanent until the dyed hair is shed in the normal cycling of hair growth. Common chemicals in these products include hydrogen peroxide which is known to be a bleaching agent and ammonia which makes the fibers in the hair swell for better acceptance of the dye. These two chemicals are crucial to permanent hair dye because of their functions

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    Secretion and Transport of Hormones 1. Place the following hormones into one of the three categories of hormones (peptides‚ amines or steroids): T4 (thyroxin)‚ estradiol‚ norepinephrine‚ insulin‚ aldosterone‚ glucagon‚ cortisol‚ growth hormone‚ T3 (triiodothyronine)‚ epinephrine‚ testosterone and vasopressin (ADH). |Peptides |Amines |Steroids | |Insulin |T4

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    Background Ethanolamine and mono ethanolamine is the name given to the chemical compound 2-aminaethanol which is usually abbreviated as ETA or MEA. In Chemistry they are said to have both a primary amine due to an amino group and a primary alcohol due to the hydroxyl group in its molecule. Similar to other amines‚ mono ethanolamine acts as a weak base. It has hazardous properties such as being toxic‚ flammable‚ and corrosive. It is a colorless‚ viscous liquid with an odor similar to that of ammonia. Ethanolamine

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    A composite is defined as the combination of two or more chemically different materials that have properties better than when the compounds act alone. Resin composites‚ which are used in dentistry‚ are compounds composed of three separate agents that act together to form a rigid polymer. The three agents that act together to form the polymer include‚ an organic resin matrix‚ inorganic filler‚ and a coupling agent. The most important agent‚ the organic resin matrix‚ is typically composed of a compound

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    The peak at approximately 1‚700 is indicative of a ketone. There are no bands that would be indicative of an NO2 group. This indicates that the nitrate group disappeared and was replaced with an amine group. NMR is a technique that measures both the molecular structure and the purity of the compound4. It does so by taking advantage of the polarity of the molecules4. NMR applies an external magnet to the molecule and‚ based on the change in energy

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    In the 1950’s‚ Sternbach‚ a chemist at Roche‚ started looking for a new anxiolytic. He started this process by using benzheptoxdiazines‚ molecules which he had previously worked with. He synthesised new compounds using his key product and secondary amines. After having worked on these compounds for over a year‚ only one had anxiolytic‚ sedative‚ anticonvulsant and muscle relaxation properties. The researchers eventually found out that the difference with the other non-active compounds was that for

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    biological molecules of interest. In the chronoamperometry method‚ a carbon fiber microelectrode (CFM) and a Ag/AgCl reference electrode are placed in a solution of interest or directly into the brain in order to measure the concentration of biogenic amines such as NE. After initially

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    solution‚ as shown here. RCO2–(aq) + H+(aq) → RCO2H(s) Organic bases (e.g.‚ amines) that are insoluble in water can be separated by extraction with hydrochloric acid. Addition of HCl to the amine produces the corresponding ammonium salt‚ which is soluble in water but not in organic solvents. The amine can be recovered from the aqueous solution by treatment with a base‚ converting the ammonium salt back to the amine. The amine is not water-soluble and will precipitate‚ as shown here. Using your understanding

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