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In making printed circuit boards, ferric chloride (FeCl3) solution is used to etch (corrode) exposed copper on a polymer (plastic) substrate.
(a) From the following data, calculate the potential of the cell inducing
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In making printed circuit boards, ferric chloride (FeCl3) solution is used to etch (corrode) exposed copper on a polymer (plastic) substrate.
(a) From the following data, calculate the potential of the cell inducing
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1. IUPAC names part 1
part 2
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3. part 1 conformations
part 2 conformations
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