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OpenStudy (abmon98):

http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge%20International%20A%20and%20AS%20Level/Chemistry%20(9701)/9701_w11_qp_12.pdf َQ9

OpenStudy (somy):

hmmm u do know PV= nRT right?

OpenStudy (somy):

okay i can't wait till u reply coz im gonna be leaving now anyways since they talk about Pressure lets make it as subject \[P = nRT \div V\] next they are saying we can ignore moles so lets get rid of moles \[P = RT \div V\] owwkay now ur starting compound is C12H22O11 and it gets hydrolyzed thus broken down suppose C12H22O11 has some volume if this compound was to break down, what would happen to the volume? it would decrease right? i mean it broke down and now its less then before since its broken to 2 different compounds right? so if ur formula is originally \[P = RT \div V\] but now you volume decreased whats gonna happen to ur pressure? it would increase wouldn't it? because now RT will divide by smaller number right? that's why Pressure Increases now about glucose and fructose if u count number of carbons in glucose and fructose, the no. is same right? but they are still different compounds right? they are NOT optical isomers because optical isomers have chiral center as u should be knowing and isomer of optical isomer is its own mirror image its not happening in case of glucose and fructose glucose and fructose are Functional group isomers or Structural isomers thus the answer should be now clear to u) if still not clear feel free to ask :D

OpenStudy (abmon98):

Thank you so much

OpenStudy (somy):

@Abmon98 you are welcome :) we are doing same thing anyways :D good luck in exam! :]

OpenStudy (abmon98):

good to hear that, you too! :D

OpenStudy (somy):

that's a thank u for helping out in my question medal, since i can't give to sever ppl at a time :)

OpenStudy (somy):

several*

OpenStudy (abmon98):

your welcome but i havent still made you understand the question youve posted, iam so sorry :/

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