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Mohamed - Ras al-Khaimah£37
£37Aromatic hydrocarbons or arenes: their definition, types, nomenclature, and reactions.
Aromatic hydrocarbons or arenes: They are organic hydrocarbon compounds that contain at least one benzene ring. Gasoline: It is the simplest aromatic compound. The molecular formula of benzene is C6H6 The structural formula of gasoline is a regular hexagonal ring containing 6 identical carbon atoms connected to six hydrogen atoms. Inside the ring there are 3 double bonds interchangeable with 3 single bonds that are not centered in a specific position in what is called resonance. The first person to establish the structural formula for gasoline was the scientist August Kekulé, who suggested that gasoline has two formulas due to resonance. Resonance in gasoline makes it lower in energy and therefore more stable Resonance in benzene affects its chemical activity, making it more likely to react by substitution than by addition. Preparation of gasoline It is prepared in industry from destructive distillation of coal and from the polymerization of acetylene gas or the reduction of phenol. It is prepared in the laboratory by dry distillation of anhydrous sodium benzoate salt by heating it with soda lime. Benzene reacts in addition only with hydrogen (catalytic hydrogenation), forming cyclohexane, and also with chlorine in direct sunlight and high temperature, forming hexachlorocyclohexane. Benzene tends to react by electrophilic substitution, such as halogenation, sulfonation, nitration, alkylation, and acylation.
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Malak£20
£20Mathematics teacher specializing in teaching mathematicsDegree in MathematicsIndividual and group teachingInnovative teaching methodsIndividual support for studentsEffective educational strategiesImprovement
**Preparation and planning:** - You analyze the curriculum and understand its requirements in detail, focusing on the mathematical aspects related to the field of electrical engineering. - Developing specialized study materials that suit students’ needs and level of understanding, while including examples and applied exercises related to mathematical concepts and their applications in electrical engineering. **Teaching lessons:** - Various and innovative educational methods are used to make mathematical materials interesting and understandable for students, such as interactive presentations and practical applications. - Mathematical concepts are linked to practical engineering applications, helping students understand how mathematics is used to solve real engineering problems. **Individual support:** - Provides individual support to students who have difficulties understanding mathematical concepts, providing additional explanations and practical exercises to enhance their understanding. - Encourages interaction and asking questions, and creates an encouraging and comfortable learning environment for all students. **Evaluation and follow-up:** - Various assessment methods are used to measure students' progress and understanding of mathematical subjects, such as tests, homework, and practical projects. - Provides constructive feedback to students to motivate them to develop and continuously improve their understanding of mathematical subjects and their applications in the field of electrical engineering. **Professional Development:** - Continue learning and professional development by attending workshops and training courses in the fields of mathematics and electrical engineering, and applying what you have learned to improve teaching methods and better present study materials.
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