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Okay thank you! Would it still be considered correct if I included the numbering and named it as 1,3-cyclopentdiene instead of cyclopentdiene, even though there is only one structure?

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On page 29 of the Introduction to Organic Chemistry textbook it says that for Cyclopentdiene, because there is only one possible structure, numbering is not required. How is there only one possible structure? The two possible names I had gotten were 1,3-cyclopentdiene and 1,4-cyclopentdiene. So, how...

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On page 149 of the introduction to organic chemistry book, self-test 4.2A asks to draw the lewis structure for the aryl carbocation, 3,5-dimethylbenzene-1-ylium. I understand that it should be a ring structure, but I am confused on how to draw the other parts of the lewis structure based off of the ...

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On the day we were going over page 74 of the course reader in lecture, Professor Lavelle mentioned a reaction cone, with regards to second order, when going over the example below: 2BrNO (g) ----> [ON--Br-----Br--NO]‡ ----> 2NO (g) + Br2 (g) What exactly is a reaction cone, and how is it related to ...

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Why is it that at a higher temperature, there are more molecules that have a greater energy, E, than activation energy, Ea?

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First, I defined k1, the rate constant, for 25 /min at 298K and k2, the other given rate constant, for 35 /min at 350 K. I then defined k3 as the rate constant value I am looking for. After using the Arrhenius equation to find the activation energy, which is 5611 J/mol, you can then plug in the valu...

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When you look up the standard reduction potential values, you identify which Enot value is the most positive, and which Enot value is the most negative. The most positive Enot value tells you which is being reduced, and the the most negative Enot value tells you which is being oxidized. So for quest...

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You wouldn't multiply E0 of iron by 2 because E0 is an intensive property, which means that the E0 value itself does not change.

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On question #11 of the quiz 1 preparation (pg. 116 in course reader), it asks: "How many grams of water can be heated from 25.0 degrees Celsius to 100.0 degrees Celsius by the heat released from converting 49.7 g of PbO to Pb?" The converting reaction is PbO (s) + C (s) --> Pb (s) + CO (g)...

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On Quiz 1 Preparation question #4 (page 113) in the course reader, it asks to calculate the standard enthalpy of vaporization of liquid bromine when given the standard enthalpy of sublimation as well as the standard enthalpy of fusion. In order to solve this, would you use the equation: Standard ent...

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Yes, I also got that there is no temperature at which the reaction will be spontaneous.

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Is a system at constant volume an open, closed, or isolated system?

Noor_Burney_1L

All the good periodic table jokes argon?
I don't zinc so!

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Re: Naming cyclopentdiene

Naming cyclopentdiene

Self-test 4.2A

Reaction Cone

k, temperature, and activation energy

Re: QUIZ 2 #11

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Re: Cell potential in class example

Quiz 1 Preparation, Question #11

Quiz 1 Preparation, Question #4

Re: Quiz Prep #1 question #8

A System at Constant Volume

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