According to the lab manual,How should a student prepare a capillary tube for an MP experiment?In other words, how much solid substance should be used to determine the melting point in lab?Assume that the substance has been packed into the capillary tube and the height is being reported.

Which of the following would be the least likely used in our lab given the lab video, slides, and manual?

Which of the following molecules will be used to create our basic aqueous solution?

Which of the following molecules would be the most likely to elute first?

Which of the following is true concerning simple distillation?

Which functional group is most-likely present?  

How do you apply a correction factor?Assume this is for a unknown mixture (2.24:1.04 area:area), and you already have the correction factor from the reference mixture (still 1:1 mol:mol).

Which of the following would be the most optically active within the UV region? (Abs. or Em.)

Reconnecting Old Biochemisty Functional Groups with Organic Chemistry Lab Techniques Which of the following IMFs, molecules, and solvents represents the best examples of parititioning in liquid-liquid extractions? Hint 1: Consider functional groups, intermolecular forces, and the paired solvent choicesHint 2: What would be the strongest force driving partitioning of a solute between an organic and aqueous phase? (i.e. Fugacity and Preferential Partitioning)

Balance the following chemical equation:__ NaHCO3 + ___NaOH à ___Na2CO3 + ___ H2O