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Do we have to know the specific examples of transition metals and their biological functions for the final exam?

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Are strong bases completely ionized in water because they are alkali metals?

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Why are strong bases completely ionized in water?

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Why do pi bonds not allow bound atoms to rotate?

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Could sigma and pi bonds have the same electron configuration?

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Can someone explain what the electron density diagram with cylindrical symmetry around inter nuclear axis means? The diagram used in the lecture.

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Since an increase in size and molar mass results in stronger attractive interactions, does that mean that it also increases the polarizability of an atom?

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Are there any elements, that when bonded together, are considered exceptions to the VSEPR models we have been presented?

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Can a problem that is based on a VSEPR model contain a lone pair?

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Which elements are examples of exceptions of the octet rule that form triple bonds?

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If a calculation is in Hz, does that mean it will always be a positive value?

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Does degeneracy relate to if an atom has access to the D block?

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How do you know which element the electron configuration is, if it is written as x,y, and z?

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Why does the D-block contain lower energy when it is half full and when it is full? If the D-level is full, wouldn't it have more energy than it being half full?

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Why are transition metals and electron configurations different for the D block?

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How do you calculate whether the units of the answer are s^-2, or s^-1?

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Since light intensity comes in different measurements depending on which kind of light it is, does that determine some of the numbers used to calculate the problems on the wave properties of electrons?

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I don't understand where the numbers in the numerator came from that were placed in the equation of the first given example of the lecture. (6.626x10^-34Js)(3.00x10^8m.s-1).

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On problem F9, I understand how to find the atom ratios and the limiting reactants, but what I don't understand is how to get the molecular formula of vanillin based on the calculations. How do I figure out that the molecular formula is C8H8O3 based on my calculations?

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If an element given contains a subscript of 2,3, etc, does the molar mass of the element need to be multiplied by that subscript in order to find the moles of the element?

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I don't understand how to calculate the volume of the solution the researcher needs for problem G11 of the 6th edition. How do I know which is the initial volume of the problem is if I am just given the initial mass and final mass?

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Re: Transition Metals

Re: Strong Bases

Strong Bases

Re: pi-bonds

Re: Sigma and pi bonds

Re: Sigma and pi bonds

Re: Polar and Nonpolar Molecules

Re: VSEPR

Re: bond angles and lone pairs

Re: Pi bonds in triple bond

Re: Units

Re: Energy levels

Re: Subshells/Orbitals

Re: D and P orbital energies

Re: D and P orbital energies

Units for Wavelength

Re: Light Intensity

Wavelength Calculations

Molecular Formulas

Conversion of grams to moles

Concentration- Calculating Volume