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Imani Johnson 1H

Equatorial is more stable than axial conformation so I would say put it at an equatorial position

Imani Johnson 1H

Idk if this is what you're asking but, From the 'progress of reaction' energy graph, the activation energy is the difference between the energy of the transition state and the reactants,I believe.

Imani Johnson 1H

What are the degrees of freedom as it relates to ethane and ethene ? How is this calculated?

Imani Johnson 1H

So I was looking over some structural naming and I was a bit confused about when to use -iso...it seems as though you can you it when there are two substituents branching from a single carbon, however some examples say that instead you would write it as dimethyl. So is -iso and -dimethyl interchange...

Imani Johnson 1H

For iuPac naming, when dealing with a cycloalkane, how do you determine which molecule to number as #1, say the cycloalkane has two substituents...for example, a cyclohexane with substiuents of CH3 and Br?

Imani Johnson 1H

Explain this to me conceptually,

how can you determine the sign of entropy when just given a reaction and no numbers? For example, the midterm gives the rxn: CO2(g)+H2O(l)-->H2CO3(aq).

How do you go about this?

Imani Johnson 1H

Do we have to know how to use the pre-equilibrium approach since that is where we left off or no?

Thanks.

Imani Johnson 1H

When balancing redox equations, once you get to the half reactions, if you want the equations to be acid or base, do you use the same method of adding H2O and H+ in order to balance the equations?

Imani Johnson 1H

Thank you!

Imani Johnson 1H

Okay, so when given amino acid bonds, are we supposed to cancel out bonds on the products and reactants side in order to work with the bond enthalpies given in the chart? Can someone just explain how to solve this problem... >.<

Imani Johnson 1H

If two molecules have the same molecular geometry, what determines which molecule has a higher entropy?

Imani Johnson 1H

Wouldn't even wish this on my worst enemy.

Imani Johnson 1H

If Fe= Iron....then does,
Female= Iron Man?

Imani Johnson 1H

Do we use the formula of the sum of products minus the sum of reactants only for standard enthalpies of formation? Why do we not just add all enthalpies, similar to how we solve problems using Hess's law?

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