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Member Information   Name: Michelle Danby Location: Denver Age: 26 to 30 years old School: CU Website: www.cu.edu Member Since: 6/4/2008 About Me: Yes, that is my dog and she can fly     HotMD Administers 1 Study Group     Literary Giants 13 Members This group deals with famous people in the world of literature.     HotMD is a member of 7 Study Groups     Video Games 14 Members This is a group of exams on video games. George Orwell 6 Members This is a study group dedicated to the writings of George Orwell. USA 4 Members This is a collection of facts and trivia about the United States of America Hawaii 9 Members Interesting facts about the Hawaiian Islands Literary Giants 13 Members This group deals with famous people in the world of literature. View all 7 Study Groups HotMD is a Member of

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HotMD’s Activity     HotMD Founded the exam Robert Frost which has been taken 100 times HotMD Founded the exam Biological Sciences VI (non MCAT Format) which has been taken 100 times HotMD Founded the exam Biological Science VIII (non MCAT Format) which has been taken 100 times HotMD Founded the exam Biological Sciences V (non MCAT Format) which has been taken 100 times HotMD Founded the exam Biological Sciences III (non MCAT Format) which has been taken 100 times HotMD Founded the exam Biological Sciences IV (non MCAT Format) which has been taken 100 times     HotMD has Authored 270 Questions     Authored by HotMD From the following, which are Glycols? A. Alcohols without any hydroxyl group. B. Ketones containing two hydroxyl groups. C. Alcohols containing two hydroxyl groups. D. Aldehydes containing two hydroxyl groups. Glycols are polyalcohols, usually containing two hydroxyl groups. These are saturated compounds, the simplest being ethylene glycol, CO2OHCH2OH. The suffix -ol should remind you that we are dealing with alcohols. Details | Answer Authored by HotMD From the following, which is NOT an alcohol? A. Ethanol. B. Methanol. C. Glycerine. D. Sodium hydroxide. Alcohols are organic compounds in which the hydroxyl group has been substituted for one or more hydrogen atoms in a hydrocarbon. ROH is the general formula for alcohols. Methanol, ethanol, and glycerine are all alcohols. Glycerine is an alcohol, even though it has three hydroxyl groups. In fact glycerine is a polyalcohol. Sodium hydroxide is a base and not an alcohol. Details | Answer Authored by HotMD Amino acids are generally represented by the formula RNH2COOH. From the following, what class of organic compounds is represented by RCONH2? A. Amides. B. Amines. C. Esters. D. Azides. RCONH2 are amides. Details | Answer Authored by HotMD Which compounds are isomers? A. Ethane and ethanol. B. Methanol and methanal. C. 1-propanol and 2-propanol. D. Methanoic acid and ethanoic acid. By definition isomers have the same molecular formula but different structural formulas. Choice 3 compounds have the same molecular formula but the -OH group is located on the first or second carbon atoms. The other choices do not have the same molecular formulas. Details | Answer Authored by HotMD Compared to the rate of inorganic reactions, the rate of organic reactions generally is: A. faster because organic particles are ions. B. slower because organic particles are ions. C. slower because organic particles contain covalent bonds. D. faster because organic particles contain covalent bonds. Most organic compounds have covalent bonds so eliminate choices 1 and 2. Covalent or shared bonds are hard to break so many organic reactions proceed slowly. Details | Answer Authored by HotMD Using the choices below, which hybrid orbital would carbon form in acetylene? A. sp B. sp2 C. sp3 D. sp4 Carbon forms 2 sp hybrid orbitals in acetylene enabling itself to bind to two hydrogen atoms in a sigma bond. Details | Answer View All 270 Questions HotMD Has Authored