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emily c

Free radicals have revolutionized chemistry.

emily c

will these be relevant for this quarters quiz 3?

emily c

Organic chemistry is difficult. Those who study it have alkynes of trouble.

emily c

Will chain reactions and steady state approximations be on the second quiz? I don't believe they were covered during lecture.

emily c

will be this be on the midterm?

emily c

someone please answer this I don't understand either

emily c

depends if the ion is a cation or anion and is supposed to be oxidized

emily c

The problem asks which of the following are not equal to 0, so why is the dS of the surroundings not equal to 0 also?

emily c

this was such an interesting helpful question

emily c

basically because it only takes energy (is endothermic) when you're trying to put something in a less stable state.

emily c

kJ/mol is how many kJ needed for one mol of a substance to absorb/release in order for the entire mol to have all its bonds broken or formed. Ex: if it takes 100 kJ to break all the bonds in 2 mols of substance A-B, then then enthalpy change would be +50kJ/mol.

emily c

Will their be other examples of industrial uses of coordination compounds on the final?

emily c

Video explaining the biological function of coordination compounds hemoglobin and myoglobin

emily c

if we post a video how difficultly will it be graded? Do most videos receive a 10/10 or is it a partial credit situation?

emily c

I dont understand why if you increase the pressure on a system of gasses, the reaction does move towards the end that has a lesser number of gas mols. It seems that it would make more sense for a higher pressure to change the K value so that the gasses take up "less space"

emily c

also if the atoms have a Z value less than 8 that they will most likely have a different para/dia value than another pair of atoms w the same number of valence electrons with a Z value greater than 8. This is because the sigma bonds are of a higher E level in atoms with Z value less than 8

emily c

lavelle writes his with the d at the end

emily c

as long as you try and keep formal charges to a minimum you should be fine

emily c

so does this mean if we are only given the mass of CO2 and H20 and told they are the products, are we to assume that the initial reactants were only CH and O2?

emily c

Memorizing the periodic table will be a waste of your time however if you remember the weights and numbers of C, N, Ca, O, Cl, Na, and H then you will save yourself a good amount of time. Otherwise don't worry too much about it.

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