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  1. The time line for this exercise has expired. Thanks to all participants. The focus of this thread was to test the statement “Forums are all about criticism” The rules of the scientific method to only include lay chemists and totally exclude academically accredited chemists was to facilitate a situation that scientific rules had to be disregarded so that an academic could critique the thread. Organic chemistry was selected for this exercise because of it’s strict protocols and adherence to the rules of experimental science. It was never an intention to belittle or make any member of this forum appear in anything but a favourable light, this is just a media experiment by a school student with a home work assignment. The forum administrator my delete this thread if they wish.
  2. Responses are predetermined. I apologies my response must be limited. There are no right or wrong answers as was stated.
  3. Therefor the equation H2O + HCl <=> H3O+ + Cl- has no function in the principles of organic chemistry.
  4. There are no right or wrong answers as was stated. At no point dose the word compound appear in the the Question. I apologies my response must be limited.
  5. The responses to the following question are to act as the control group for a blind study on an outside forum regarding the willingness to understand the fundamental principles of organic chemistry. Note: Only novice or lay chemists are asked to respond. If you have or are studying for any academic accreditation please do not post a reply to this thread. If you see this question or equation being discussed on an outside forum please do not participate, that is the study group. Question: Explain the organic chemistry principle and function of H2O + HCl <=> H3O+ + Cl- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It's a comprehension question there is no right or wrong answer.
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