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Be able to compare bonds as being more ionic (or covalent) by knowing trends.

Be able to identify the interactions between them: yes

Remember/know the entire structure: no

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Jalyn Davis 3J wrote:I am pretty sure all posts/responses count. I know the original posts need to be in the correct section, but I think it's fine if you reply to posts even if they were not posted in the right board.

Don't respond to posts that are clearly not in correct topic/section. They will not count.

Avoid overlapping classes as Chem 14B could have tests during lecture times. Also recorded lectures on campus have not yet been authorized. Because I very much want to do classes that are as close as possible to the 'real thing' it involves AVS, Bruincast, etc. They all have to agree and be allowed ...

BoparaiAdeshsurjit2I wrote:What will be the last lecture that covers material for midterm 2? Is it this Wednesday or Friday?

Make sure you are receiving class email as I sent details Sunday.

I will go through this in my 3pm discussion section today.

Lily, I will go through this in my 3pm discussion section today.

More shorter questions.

Yes

Straight forward to work it out.

Na far left, therefore largest row two element as size decreases from left to right.

Kr is the smallest element in row three as it is at the far right.

Part 3 of the Friday Midterm Review.

Part 2 of the Friday Midterm Review.

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All regular office hours and discussion sections this week and next week (week 10).
UCLA closes Wed at 3pm. Anything after 3pm is Thanksgiving long weekend.

Carolina, Admin will likely increase the class size for all 3 classes to 385 so I would keep a close watch to enroll when this occurs or get on the wait-list. Other than that faculty have little administrative input. Appreciate your interest in my class. By the way students usually prefer taking cla...

I have posted it on my class web site titled: Naming Coordination Compounds
This should be a helpful summary for ligand names.

Answer: Na+ is not polar yet it is charged and highly water soluble. Charged does not imply Polar. CCl4 is symmetric and non-polar even though it has polar bonds. The same is true of GaCl4-. The negative charge is not located on any one Cl. The negative charge is spread equally on all the Cl and pr...

Question: I was under the impression that anytime a structure is charged (cation or anion) then it is polar regardless of its VSEPR structure. However, while going through the book problems I noticed that the book claims that if the structure is symmetric then it is nonpolar. An example is GaCl4-, ...

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