The product formed that indicates a positive test for Benedict's O furfural nucleoside O phosphate copper oxide Other:

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The product formed that indicates a positive test for Benedict's
furfural
nucleoside
phosphate
copper oxide
Other:
In this reaction, the amine is a
H
H3CN.
H.
+ H*
H3C
Arrhenius acid
Bronsted base
Atkins base
O nonpolar molecule
Transcribed Image Text:The product formed that indicates a positive test for Benedict's furfural nucleoside phosphate copper oxide Other: In this reaction, the amine is a H H3CN. H. + H* H3C Arrhenius acid Bronsted base Atkins base O nonpolar molecule
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In this reaction, H3O+ is a stronger acid than ethanoic acid (acetic acid)
H3C-C
H20
H3C-C
H30*
+
O-H
O True
False
The pH level of 0.1 M HCI is the same as the pH level of 0.1 M acetic acid
O True
O False
Clear selection
The original laboratory buffers for use in biochemical studies had severe
limitations, one of which is
O they are made up of long chain aldehydes that do not react when base is added
O they often permeate cells which changes the biochemistry of the cells
O they do not change the pH no matter how much acid or base is being added
O they maintain their pH even if the solution is diluted or the temperature is changed.
O Other:
O O
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