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Alex Uy 2D

Hi, I am trying to switch my chem 14C 11am-11:50am discussion for lecture 1 with someone else please help it conflicts with one of my other classes. Hey I was hoping to switch discussions too. Mine is on Friday after lecture at 9:00 am. Even if it isn't mandatory to attend our own sections like oth...

Alex Uy 2D

Does it matter if the second molecule in the first problem set has the two methyl groups on the same side and the hydrogens on the same side as long as the two highest priority groups are anti to each other?

Alex Uy 2D

Hi, I am trying to switch my chem 14C 11am-11:50am discussion for lecture 1 with someone else please help it conflicts with one of my other classes.

Alex Uy 2D

If i am trying to add -oxy onto the end of isopropyl, would it become or isopropylanoxy or just isopropyloxy?

Alex Uy 2D

How would you go about applying (?) to be a UA, or do you have to be selected?

Alex Uy 2D

If a catalyst changes the pathway for the energy, does that mean the reaction is doing less work?

Alex Uy 2D

entropy is disorder

Alex Uy 2D

In the solutions manual to this, they say that q reaction + q calorimeter = 0. Is that something you just have to know? or where in the problem does it suggest that the change in internal energy is 0?

Alex Uy 2D

This is about actual quiz 1... It's about the last two parts of the questions about heat gained and lost. During the winter, the water tank of a locomotive contains 100.0 x10^3 g of superheated steam at 155.0 C which cools to liquid water at 5 C. Assume no steam leaves the tank. b) Calculate the hea...

Alex Uy 2D

I think reading the textbook is helpful after going to lecture because sometimes I leave lecture with a lot of unanswered questions and the textbook helps expand on details. It does get to be quite confusing sometimes though. Going to the peer facilitated learning sessions are also very helpful to m...

Alex Uy 2D

Is there another way in which we can distinguish between irreversible and reversible reactions other than constant temperature? Is there anything actually "reversible" about a reaction that has constant temperature or is that some arbitrary name?

Alex Uy 2D

Will we be using the organic chemistry workbook at all in Chem 14B or will we have to bring it to class at all or should we be studying from it on our own time?

Alex Uy 2D

Could someone explain why enthalpy (which I understand to be heat at a constant pressure) is a state function while just heat is not a state function? Why does having a constant pressure suddenly make heat become enthalpy and therefore a state function?

Alex Uy 2D

What makes strong acids and bases corrosive?

Alex Uy 2D

How does an atom donate a proton? We have been learning about electrons being shared and electronegativity, but I thought a proton is part of the nucleus of an atom. How does a proton separate from an atom?

Alex Uy 2D

What did the electric dipole moment say when it walked out the door?

goo-debye!

Alex Uy 2D

Will we have class on Wednesday, November 23?

Alex Uy 2D

Are we allowed to leave if we finish the midterm early?

Alex Uy 2D

I hated learning about electrons...I got so bohr'd

Alex Uy 2D

What would happen if you made a periodic table out of cube-shaped bricks, where each brick was made of the corresponding element? (Assuming that you wouldn't die in the process)

Alex Uy 2D

I've got my ion you...

Alex Uy 2D

What makes something spicy? For example, in a pepper what is the actual physical/chemical property that makes us experience "spiciness"? Is it a specific molecule or does it depend on the structure?

Alex Uy 2D

On page 43 of the course reader it talks about the photoelectric effect and the equation for kinetic energy (E_k=1/2 m_e-*v_e-). I was wondering if the mass of an electron is the same no matter what element is given.

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