Why Does Replacing the Hydroxyl Groups on Cellulose with Nitro

question 58

Multiple Choice

Why does replacing the hydroxyl groups on cellulose with nitro groups result in a polymer that is soluble?

• A)The cellulose can no longer hydrogen bond.
• B)The cellulose becomes more polar.
• C)The cellulose fragments into smaller, more soluble pieces.
• D)The cellulose becomes locked into place by bridging nitro groups.
• E)none of the above

Understand the concept of voice in organizational settings and its significance.

Recognize the role of psychological safety and climate in fostering or hindering voice.

Identify various forms of organizational communication including voice, rumors, and the grapevine.

Analyze the impact of employee characteristics on the likelihood of voicing concerns.

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