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How does the structure of benzene differ from the pre-assumed structure of 1,3,5-cyclohexatriene? *Kekule's structure*

(drawing of the two) There are three main ways that we can tell the correct structure of benzene consists of a delocalised ring. They are:

  • the delocalised structure is more stable that the pr...
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Answered by Freya N. Chemistry tutor
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List 3 character traits of Achilles, and support each with an example of when Homer brings out such characteristics.

The most prominent is Achilles' anger, which is mentioned in the proem as the subject matter of the whole poem. It is brought out in the first book when Achilles storms out of the assembly and refuses to ...

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How should I answer a History GCSE sources question when the source is an image?

Like every question it is always an important start to read the question carefully. The most simplistic sources question will be something like, "How does source A show the effects of urbanisation in...

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Answered by Saskia H. History tutor
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Why does reacting a bromoalkane with ammonia result in a quaternary ammonium salt and not an amine?

To explain this question let us use an example of reacting Bromoethane (CH3CH2Br) with ammonia (NH3). As bromine is more electronegative than carbon (electronegativity being the ability of an element to a...

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Answered by Henry D. Chemistry tutor
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Explain Descartes' argument for the indivisibility of the mind. [5 marks]

Descartes defines the mind as something which only thinks and is not 'extended', and the body as something which is only extended but does not think. He claims that these two ideas are clearly and distinc...

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Answered by Anna G. Philosophy tutor
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