You MUST submit your work to get credit for this question. N…

You MUST submit your work to get credit for this question. No credit will be given if the work is not shown on scratch paper. Make sure to indicate the problem #.Chloroform (CHCl3) is a chemical compound with many industrial applications.Calculate the total number of valence shell electrons in CHCl3 molecule and draw the Lewis dot structure for this molecule in the scratch paper.A) Total # of valence shell electrons (VSE) = ……………………………………… (0.5 point). Type your answer in the text box as A) = ….B) Lewis dot structure = ………………………………………………. (2.5 points). Type B) = “See attached file” in the text box provided.C) What is the molecular geometry for CHCl3? (1 point)D) Does CHCl3 molecule have any polar bond(s)? Why? (1 point) .Type your brief answer as D) = ……E) Is CHCl3 molecule polar or nonpolar? Why? (Hint: SNAP rule) (1 point) Type your brief answer as D) = ……F) The strongest intermolecular forces that are present between two CHCl3 molecules are called _____________. Choose one.(1) dispersion forces (2) hydrogen bonding  (3) dipole–dipole forces         (1 point)Type your brief answer as F) = ……

The use of propranolol (Schedule 3) for performance and test…

The use of propranolol (Schedule 3) for performance and test anxiety is a common but off-label practice that addresses the physical symptoms of stress, such as a racing heart and shaking.Your marketing product manager has identified a need for short-term, situational events and has requested that you apply for the down scheduling of propranolol from Schedule 3 to Schedule 2 to formalise the off-label use.A new proprietary name and a new limited pack size for the typical dose of 10 to 40 mg to be taken 30 to 60 minutes before the event, would make the short term use possible. Provide an outline of ‘table of contents’ i.e. the relevant headings of the body of the application that would be required, and the requirements for the summary of the application.Justify your answer by providing the relevant reference(s) that address the form, headings and requirements for such an application.