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If a king farts, is it noble gas???

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If we are talking about the constitutional isomers of a molecule does the most basic structure count. For example when we say the constitutional isomers of cyclohexane, is cyclohexane included?

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My teacher threw Sodium Chloride at me. That's a salt!

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What does the catalyst do in terms of the activation energy for the reverse reaction?

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I would never poison you. Now eat your Pb and Jelly sandwich.

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Do we need to memorize the charges of certain polyatomic ions for balancing redox equations?

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If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate.

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When would you use q=C*deltaT as opposed to q=m*C*deltaT?

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What is residual entropy exactly? How is it different from other entropy values?

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Say water is turned into vapor and you find the energy required to do so, would the reverse just be the negative of that energy?

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You can freeze yourself at -273°C and still be 0K

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I don't trust atoms.
They make up everything.

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In which situations will increasing or decreasing total pressure have no effect on partial pressure?

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Quick Question. If there are multiple ligands in a compound that you are naming, which is written first?

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Why did the acid go to the gym?
To become a buffer solution!

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What was the reason for the exceptions in the electron configurations of Cr and Cu?

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Are electrons in metallic bonds free flowing among all of the atoms that are actually bonded together? Also is there a particular order in which we place electrons (dots) when making lewis structures?

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I believe you would take the difference between the wavelengths of a proton and neutron traveling at 2.75 * 10^5 m/s and divide this difference by the wavelength of the neutron then multiply by 100. However, for this problem the wavelengths are the same up to 3 significant figures so I believe you w...

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Provided that ultraviolet light is being shined onto a piece of metal in attempt to eject electrons, does increasing the intensity of the light increase the energy of the photons or does it increase the number of photons hitting the metal?

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Constitutional isomers

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Catalyst

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Balancing equations

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Heat

Entropy

Phase change

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Partial Pressure

Multiple Ligands

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Cr and Cu

Metallic bonds, Lewis Structures

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Photons in light