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Hoang Nguyen 3H

The rate law gives the order of the reaction and using it you can solve for the rate constant to find how fast the reaction is occurring.

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This is so cool. I didn't know that medical school worked this way. Thank you for further motivating me to try and get into medical school to have this experience.

Hoang Nguyen 3H

You can determine the order of the reaction by adding the number of moles of each reactant. The order will tell you which integrated rate law graph will produced be linear when compared to time.

Hoang Nguyen 3H

The reaction order is basically the sum of the number of moles of the reactants.

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I am also confused about this and would love some clarification and/or explainantion.

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It is the potential of the cell and it implies the "potential" of the current flowing

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If k equals 1 then ln 1 = 0 and the cell potential is 0

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The moles of electrons in the redox reaction

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Yes, the higher the temperature, the lower the change in entropy.

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When needed to find one of the variables that are not given (usually moles). All the constant values of R and formulas are given.

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These posts are so interesting and make me more curious about new chemistry events happening!

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Just change the class name and discussion. Don't make a new account

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Listen to music, get enough sleep, eat, get some exercise in, and don't stress about it too much or study last minute.

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We had a fun review session on Friday November 7 and I encourage all students to view it as there were many excellent Q&A. I started my review session by reading out the following chemistry joke given to me by a student: Q. Why should you never trust atoms? A. Because they make up everything! A...

Hoang Nguyen 3H

Thank you! I was also confused about this.

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Thank you for your advice!

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Does anybody know if you're able to regain access to the online textbook after opting out of it?

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Click the "Quick links" tab in the top left of the page and there you can find your posts right under it.

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I just logged out of bruinlearn and logged back in and it worked.

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Thank you, I was also confused on how to identify neutral salts.

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Thank you so much for the advice!

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I’m not sure about the difference either and would gladly appreciate it if someone would explain it.

Hoang Nguyen 3H

Hi, just add the enthalpy of each state change to get the total enthalpy change.

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An atom walks into a bar and starts flirting with another atom. They were super compatible, but the atom left the bar feeling super bad about himself. Turns out he took some electrons with him!

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Emily Lam 2H wrote:Does anyone know if we have to memorize strong acids and bases or will it be provided for us?

There should be a list provided for us.

Hoang Nguyen 3H

It's in the 14A section.

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Hi,

Q is the ratio of the products to the reactants at any given time during the reactions, while K is the ratio of the products to the reactants during equilibrium.

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Hi,

The lectures are usually posted around 1 pm every class day, so I'm assuming the lectures for Friday will also be posted around the same time.

Hoang Nguyen 3H

Hi,

I believe the readings are just there to give you a more in-depth understanding of the material and aren't graded.

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