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Isabella_Pena_3D

I believe the cis refers to the position saying that the substituents are oriented in the same directions. H_3C and CH_2CH_3 are the substituents. I'm not completely sure, but that's what I thought when I saw it.

Isabella_Pena_3D

NicoleRivas3J wrote:Can someone just go over and explain number 5?

I second this. I'm also confused on number 5

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This will be the first time ever I am doing an additional review session going through the midterm after it was taken. I think it will be very informative and helpful. I have organized this additional review session for this coming Friday March 3rd, and reserved CS50 from 4-5pm. All midterm questio...

Isabella_Pena_3D

Bruincast doesn't even have a video or audio uploaded onto the site for lecture 3, so I also emailed them and haven't gotten a reply.

Isabella_Pena_3D

I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but I believe it's because of the phase. Since qdryice would go through sublimation and delta H is negative for sublimation (and at a constant pressure, qp = delta H)

Isabella_Pena_3D

Does anyone know where I can see my own posts from the past? (Without having to go through all the folders to see if someone replied)

Isabella_Pena_3D

My TA said to focus on the resources given to us (like quizzes and book problems), so my guess is that if we are tested on derivations, it'll be one that someone went over in Lecture or discussion.

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andrea mejia wrote:are there people living in sunset village that would want to get together to review the topics that we learned so far?

Hey Andrea, I live in Delta Terrace if you want to review Week 1's topics

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