CHEMISTRY COMMUNITY

Lauren Strickland 1B

I plan on dorming in the fall.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I thought the final was not as hard as I had expected.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I think he doesn't teach 14C.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I'm taking 14BL next quarter.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I miss walking around campus and going out with my friends.

Lauren Strickland 1B

The final is March 14th from 9:30-11 am.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I try to take breaks and go on walks when I'm feeling burnt out.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I find it helpful to handwrite my notes for this class.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I'm planning on going over textbook problems and attending UA sessions.

Lauren Strickland 1B

My favorite song at the moment is Carino by The Marias.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I think it would be an isolated system.

Lauren Strickland 1B

You can post more than 5 times a week but I don't think it would count as extra credit.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I was glad that I did better than the first midterm but I still feel unprepared for the final.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I like pasta, pizza, and ramen.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Sameer Chowdhury 3C wrote:Does posting in the 14A section count towards the 5 minimum posts we have to do each week?

A few weeks ago I accidentally responded to a post on the 14A forum but I still got credit towards the 5 minimum weekly posts.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I find OIL RIG helpful when trying to remember that oxidation is losing electrons and reduction is gaining electrons.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I think you would use Kelvin.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I try to keep myself busy so I don't think about the test. I also rewatch comfort shows to relax.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Yes, you would include aqueous solutions.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I'm currently watching criminal minds.

Lauren Strickland 1B

You need to get a 50% to pass which is 200 points.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Happy Valentines day!!

Lauren Strickland 1B

I feel nervous as well because I really struggled with the first midterm.

Lauren Strickland 1B

No change in temperature would mean q is equal to 0.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Yes you would draw the lewis structure.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I tend to make a lot of small mistakes as well, but I've found it helpful to write out all of my work and double check my answer if I have time.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I really enjoyed Cat's Cradle and Six of Crows.

Lauren Strickland 1B

My favorites are My Love From The Star and Crash Landing On You.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I'm planning to take 14BL next quarter.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Yeah they are the same thing.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Yeah I agree I had a hard time absorbing information from reading the textbook but I did find the textbook problems helpful.

Lauren Strickland 1B

After the midterm I relaxed the whole day and watched shows I had been putting off.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I thought it was harder than I had expected. I felt rushed towards the end.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I would recommend going to UA sessions and working textbook questions.

Lauren Strickland 1B

It would be kelvin.

Lauren Strickland 1B

-log(Ka) is equal to pKa

Lauren Strickland 1B

I like listening to Kali Uchis, Clairo, the Marias, and Willow.

Lauren Strickland 1B

A phase change is when substance changes from a solid, liquid, or gas to another phase.

Lauren Strickland 1B

P= pressure
V= volume
n= number of moles
R= gas constant
T= temperature

Lauren Strickland 1B

My comfort movie is spirited away.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I think we will be given a constant sheet for the exam

Lauren Strickland 1B

If the pKa value is smaller the acid will be stronger.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I believe it is 5 posts each week.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I find it helpful to go over the topics on the outlines and the textbook problems. I also review with a classmate in order to test my understanding of the concepts covered.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I think both bars and atm are preferred.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I would recommend doing the textbook problems and attending the step-up sessions.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I believe you would still get credit if your response is similar.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Sapling homework is mandatory and should say what the deadline is to submit it.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I find it helpful to leave it in scientific notation.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Yeah you get five points per week so if you have posted five times or more each week you get fifty points.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Yeah I felt rushed at the end and guessed on some of the questions.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Yeah I felt like I didn't have enough time to finish and I had to guess on some of the questions.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I'm glad to be done with finals and I'm ready for break.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I plan on attending review sessions this week and working on the textbook problems.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Transition metals are the d-block elements.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I believe we do not have to distinguish them in 14A.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Yes they are always present in molecules.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I'm feeling stressed but I hope that attending some of the review sessions this week will help.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I find myself dedicating more time to studying and at first I did not look at the textbook problems. For the second midterm I looked at the textbook problems and those helped a lot for studying.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I plan on going over the textbook and sapling problems as well as attending step up sessions and week 10 review sessions.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I find the textbook problems very helpful for reviewing the information covered in lecture.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I believe we have to memorize them for the final.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I believe a dipole-induced-dipole moment is between a polar and nonpolar molecule and a dipole-dipole moment is between two polar molecules.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I find it helpful to listen to music when I study. I also put my phone on do not disturb so I if I get notifications I don't check my phone.

Lauren Strickland 1B

It is because carbon and hydrogen have similar electronegativities. Fluorine, nitrogen, and oxygen are extremely electronegative so they can form hydrogen bonds.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I have been going for hikes and walking around my neighborhood.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Electrons repel each other as they have negative charges.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I think we have to know all the shapes covered in lecture.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I think that would be the resonance structure with the charge closest to zero as it would be the most stable.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I find it helpful to look at images of a periodic table with the different trends labeled.

Lauren Strickland 1B

No I do not think we have to know how to calculate bond lengths.

Lauren Strickland 1B

No a hydrogen bond would take place between a hydrogen atom and an atom such as Oxygen, which is highly electronegative.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Van der Waals and London Dispersion are different names for the induced dipole -induced dipole interaction.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Yeah it seems as if it might be covered soon or not be important for this chapter as it is not on the outline.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Professor Lavelle mentioned that those elements are exceptions to the octet rule.

Lauren Strickland 1B

A coordinate covalent bond is when one element supplies both electrons for creating a bond.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I find the book problems helpful when trying to understand the material.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Lone pairs are valence electrons that are not shared with another atom.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Yes for the Lyman series n1=1

Lauren Strickland 1B

This is because the Pauli Exclusion Principle states that no more than two electrons can be in the same orbital and they must have opposite spins.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Yes for this class c is the speed of light.

Lauren Strickland 1B

It seems like either way should be fine unless the test specifies otherwise.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I believe ionic bonds are usually stronger than covalent bonds.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Changes to the amplitude would not affect the frequency or wavelength.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I believe either way works when using the Rydberg equation.

Lauren Strickland 1B

For the midterm my TA mentioned that it was going to be multiple choice questions which we have to complete during our discussion time.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I believe either unit is fine unless specified by the question.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I have been taking notes on the lectures and discussions. I have also been doing practice problems to see if I understand the concepts.

Lauren Strickland 1B

Reactants and reagents are the same thing and are interchangeable.

Lauren Strickland 1B

When the question is talking about energy you should probably use Joules.

Lauren Strickland 1B

I believe black body radiation will not be covered in depth as professor Lavelle said it is a topic that relates more to physics.

Lauren Strickland 1B

It seems as if either nanometers or meters are acceptable as long as the question does not specify which SI units are required for answering the question.

Lauren Strickland 1B

If the ratio was 1:1 I do not believe there would be a limiting reactant in that situation, as the limiting reactant would be the one that limits how much product could be produced. In this case neither reactant is limiting how much product can be produced.

Lauren Strickland 1B

This question did confuse me at first as well because I thought the double bonds would have to be taken into account. After adding up how much carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen were in the image I got the answer for the molecular formula. It was more straightforward than it seemed.

Lauren Strickland 1B

When balancing chemical equations I find it helpful to add up how much of an element I have on each side and write it down so I can compare each side of the chemical equation, and from there I balance it. After I balance it I always repeat the process of adding up how much of an element I have on ea...

Lauren Strickland 1B

I find it helpful to wait until I get the answer to round, as this helps to give a more precise result. My chemistry teacher in high school would always tell us not to leave out numbers after the decimal when doing calculations in order to get a more precise answer. After doing the calculations, I u...

Lauren Strickland 1B

Significant figures can be helpful in getting a precise calculation. A large number of decimal points can sometimes be tedious to work with, so that is why significant figures can be helpful in equations.

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