Yellow Flash asked:


Plz help me !!
Add 5 drops of propan-2-ol to 10 drops of sulphuric acid. Now add 2 drops of potassium dichromate solution and warm.
1.Note the smell and the color changes
2.Which reactant is oxidised in this reaction?
3.Name the organic compound formed and what homologous series does it belong to?
4.What would be the result if 2-methyl-propan-2-ol was reacted with acidified potassium dichromate ?
5.What other oxidising agents could be used for this reaction?
6.Oxidation of an alcohol produced 2-methylpropanoic acid. Name this alcohol

A lot of thanks plz help . !!!

MAC

tropikanagirl asked:


GNC is a place I want to avoid. Would you know of a great place to order online organic foods or/ natural remedy herbs?

Thanks!

TUDOR

stopthemadness asked:


I have to learn organic nomenclature by tomorrow! This includes naming all alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, cycloalkanes, cycloalkenes, cycloalkynes, and most of their isomers. What is a good site to learn these fast? I don’t know much about organic nomenclature.

REMICK

Muna wa Wanjiru asked:


Whether you’re looking for organic foods online or in your local supermarket, the one thing that you can be assured of is that you will be able to find at least one or two organic products. Granted you will want more than one or two organic products to tide you over for the week, but it does go to show you how far organic foods have really come in the last few years.

From near obscurity to actually being sold in places outside of health food stores is no small feat, especially when you take in the opposition it has to face in the guise of processed foods, and the more readily available non-organic foods. If you’re looking for a ready source of organic foods however, your best bet is to turn to suppliers of organic foods online.

These organics foods suppliers come with more than a few benefits, one of which is the fact that your foods will more often than not, be delivered straight to your door. This saves you the hassle of fighting your way through rush hour traffic to get to your grocers, and also saves you the trouble of having your toes run over by errant shopping carts.

That’s just one benefit of course that you gain by getting your organic foods online. Another great benefit is that you have a ready supply of organic foods at the touch of a button. You also have a larger supply of organic foods to choose from, both the natural organic food variety as well as the processed organic food variety.

This means that you have necessarily a larger choice than you would otherwise have had in a normal grocery store selling organic foods. You will also find that this applies to the online version of your favorite supermarket. Their selection of organic foods online will be greater than what you might find in their stores, and these also include the maybe-not-so-readily available organic meats.

It’s easier to find organic produce and organic processed foods than it is to find organic meats, but by using the internet to facilitate your weekly shopping you will find just about all your organic foods online.

And if you’re still not convinced, you also have an added benefit in the form of lowered monthly food bills. You might have gone organic, but that doesn’t mean that you need to pay through your nose for it. If you get your organic foods in-store, be it a supermarket or a health food store, you will find that your weekly expenditure is more.

By getting your organic foods online you will find that your costs come down a significant amount. Of course to get this last benefit you will need to do a little bit of research and find an online store which will give you lower prices with the same great quality that you look for, but in the end it will be worth the effort.



NETANYA

UndergroundWellness asked:

Low sperm count? Infertility issues? You can raise your sperm count tremendously by making a single change: consuming more organic produce. Just another reason to come back to nature.

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SEVILLE

supercalifragiolistic asked:


Does any one else out there feed Petguard Organic Mature Cat Food? I’m having the hardest time finding a source for it. I’ve been buying it from petfooddirect.com by the case but it takes them so long to ship that as soon as my shipment arrives I have to order more; or they backorder and never bother to contact me. shopnatural.com was a great source but is not carrying the product anymore. Buying directly from Petguard runs about $3 more per bag then anywhere else that I can find. This food is so expensive as it is but it’s the only food I’ve found that my siamese with irritable bowel can tolerate. Any ideas where I can find this and not pay astronomical shipping costs?

Please don’t answer eBay or the pet food store; if somewhere local, or a chain store (Petsmart, Petco, etc.) carried it or could order it in for me do you think I’d be asking this question?

Thank-you

ROZA

researchgirl asked:


i have a new pool and dogs in my backyard and also mosquitos. does anybody has a good experience with organic insect repellents or yard treatments?

ZOLTIN

munyahn asked:


I recently went Vegan, and I have no idea what food brands to buy. I went shopping at Meijer, but most of the Organic food is Vegetarian, so it had dairy products in it.

Skinny Bitch gave a list of ingredients to look out for, but I don’t have time to look for polysorbates, lipase, dexpanthenol, and dozens of other animal based things on the ingredients of each item I plan on buying.

I’m starving, and I really want to do this right. Please help me?

ZOIE

vsweettartv asked:


I have a few citrus trees, lime, honey bell, and red navel that are getting eaten up. We are all organic with them so I need something that will get the pests off and is eco friendly…?
obviously i know about poison…i wanted to know if anyone had anything they had tried that worked…i.e. home remedies (like the lady bug thing mentioned)…ect…

LOTTA

dsignr25 asked:


Can anyone tell me if this food is any good please? I am looking to change the brand I feed my Siberian Huskies as the supplier is not very dependable with stocking what I buy at the moment - James Wellbeloved. I have looked online to try and find a good healthy dry food and this seems to look good. I would prefer to get Innova if possible but cant seem to find anywhere that stocks/ships to Rep Ireland. My dogs are not fussy eaters but they have sensitive stomachs and not all food agrees with them. I have tried Royal Canine before and it was too rich for them. Thanks in advance for any help received

YESENIA