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Hello please solve all questions

I want it as soon as possible

Thank you very much

Write about the university student in the specialization of business and managemant studies

1 - Biography of self
2. Long-term and short-term goals What are achieved and include areas (academic, social and career)
3. Personal /Interpersonal skills (880-900words)
Acquiring transferable skills is an important part of life

personal skills include:
-aspects of your developmentsuch as flexibility
-self-confidence and self-discipline
- assertiveness is also important and is related to the ability to take appropriate risks, be polite and stand up for yourself
-other personal skills include how to balance life/work/study and the social demands on your time-together with looking after your physical health

Interpersonal skills include your relationships with other,working as a team member, managing yourself in a group and leading others.

Explanation / Answer

since in the procedure when we are to synthesize isopropyl formate , it has boiling point of 67 0C which is lower than both the reactants isopropyl alcohol(82 0C) and formic acid (1000C).

thus we can synthesize it by same method . as whrn the temperature is inceased to distill out ester , it would come first , thus separation is possible

while in the case of the n-butyl formate , boiliing point of formic acid is lower than n butyl formate (106 0C) , when we heat the mixture for fater reaction and separation later , formic acid would come out and the reaction will not be economical as the formic acid may escape. when the tenp reaches 100 0C

2)

thus we can clearly see when concentration of alcohol was increased the conversion of acid to ester incresed

3)

we don't need a mineral acid necause cl- is itself a good leaving group thus , mineral acid is not required , rather it's formed the reactio itself!

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