Activity 3. Properties of Common Organic Compounds
Objective:
1. Compare the properties of each common organic compound.
Procedure:
Use the word “more” or “less” to compare the properties for each
compound
Gasoline
Cooking
oil Diesel versus
versus syrup
water
versus water
Properties of Alcohol
Common
versus
Organic Cooking oil
Compounds
Flammability
Viscosity
Volatility
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Answers & Comments
Answer:
1.) Chlorine Trifluoride is the most flammable gas
Of all the dangerous chemical gases, chlorine trifluoride is known to be the most flammable.
2.) they float on water but are not soluble in it;
3.) they are greasy to the touch, and have lubricating properties;
1.) they are not readily volatile;
2.)and may be burned without leaving any residue, i.e., ash.
3.) The common physical properties of such oils and fats are that they float on water but are not soluble in it; they are greasy to the touch, and have lubricating properties; they are not readily volatile; and may be burned without leaving any residue, i.e., ash
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