Ohh noo I wasn't talking about the Hess's cycle, it was the enthalpy profile diagram.
the enthalpy was sneaky because it asked you about the formation of NO in the previous question and then asked you to draw the enthalpy profile diagram for NO2 so I'm guessing quite a lot of people will have drawn it the wrong way round
the enthalpy was sneaky because it asked you about the formation of NO in the previous question and then asked you to draw the enthalpy profile diagram for NO2 so I'm guessing quite a lot of people will have drawn it the wrong way round
i got a carboxylic O-H peak and a normal C-H peak and something else I cant remember. also got the empirical formula C2H4O
What? The compound wasn't a carboxylic acid or an ester, it's an aldehyde (ethanal) because the molecular ion peak had the mass of 43 and the Mr of the C2H4O is 44 and thus it's radical fragment is H which is -1. Plus the wavenumber was for an aldehyde, they tried to trick you because both aldehydes and esters were in the same wave number region
What? The compound wasn't a carboxylic acid or an ester, it's an aldehyde (ethanal) because the molecular ion peak had the mass of 43 and the Mr of the C2H4O is 44 and thus it's radical fragment is H which is -1. Plus the wavenumber was for an aldehyde, they tried to trick you because both aldehydes and esters were in the same wave number region
The Molecular ion was 88. Thus it cannot be ethanal. Seems you may have been tricked. I admit i thought it was an aldehyde at first. 43 was the base peak
Guys I havnt done the exam I just have it as a kick as it doesn't count towards anything can any of yous tell me what was on it, that would be great thanks!!