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Determine the dimensions (height, length, and width in ft) of a rectangular sedimentation basin with the following specifications – detention time: 4 hours, overflow rate: 700 gallons per day per ft2, and length:width ratio of 3:1. The sedimentation basin is designed to take in 1.5 MGD.(Show solution)


A water treatment plant is designed to remove 12.0 μm diameter particles with a density of 1.2 g/mL. The water is at 10°C. The plant takes in water at a rate of 0.10 m3/s. The rectangular sedimentation tank has a depth of 4 m and a length:width ratio of 5:1. Calculate the basin’s minimum width (in m) required to remove the particles.(Show solution)


Determine the settling velocity (in m/hr) of a particle with a diameter of 50 μm and density of 1100 kg/m3 in water at 10°C. Note: At 10°C, the density and viscosity of water are 999.7 kg/m3 and 0.001307 kg/m-s.(Show Solution)


hydrolysis of q compound wws carried out by refluxing excess potassium hydroxide solution. the resulting solution is acidified with dilute nitric acid and excess silver nitrate added to precipitate the chloride ions. calc the number of chlorine atoms present


Hydrolysis of a compound B (formula C7H5Cl2) was carried out by refluxing with excess potassium hydroxide solution. The resulting solution was acidified with dilute nitric acid and excess silver nitrate added to precipitate the chloride ions as silver chloride, 0.718g of silver chloride was formed from 0.805g of B.

a. Calculate the number of chlorine atoms present in each molecule of B which are liberated by hydrolysis.

b. Suggest an explanation for results obtained in (a).

c. Give a possible structure of B.


Hydrolysis of a compound B(formula C2H6Cl12) was carried out by refluxing with excess potassium hydroxide solution.The resulting solution was acidified with dilute nitric acid and excess silver nitrate added to precipitate the chloride ions as silver chloride,0.718g of silver chloride was formed from 0.805g of B. (a)calculate the number of chlorine atoms present in each molecule of B which are liberated by hydrolysis. (b)suggest an explanation for the result obtained in (a). (c)give a possible structure


Hydrolysis of a compound B(formula C2H6Cl12) was carried out by refluxing with excess potassium hydroxide solution.The resulting solution was acidified with dilute nitric acid and excess silver nitrate added to precipitate the chloride ions as silver chloride,0.718g of silver chloride was formed from 0.805g of B. (a)calculate the number of chlorine atoms present in each molecule of B which are liberated by hydrolysis. (b)suggest an explanation for the result obtained in (a). (c)give a possible structure


R is a liquid which reacts virgorously with concentrated aqueous ammonia to form a solid which is readily dehydrated by warming with phosphorus v oxide. Write equations for the reactions involved


calculate the mass of potassium hydrogen phthalate (KHP) needed to prepare a 0.1 M solution in a 250.0ml volumetric flask given that the molar mass of potassium hydrogen phthalate is 204.23 g/mol.


What stereochemisyry would you expect for the alkene obtained by E2 elimination of(1R,2R-1,2-dibromo--1,2-diphenylethane?Draw the Newman structure.

2.Draw the resonance structures for the products of all nitrogen in a compound below and determine which will protonate first(6marks)

H2N-C=NH-NH-CH3


3.How do I identify the most acidic proton in molecules using electronic factors to explain their stabilization conjugated bases?


More especially in molecules having a Carbon bonded to a carbon and 2 Oxygens??

4.From the reaction below,only one product will form.Propose a mechanism and use your knowledge of intermediate stability to predict the structure of the expected product.

Reaction:

Cyclohexene-CH=CH-CH3 reacting in the presence of HBr/H2O2


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