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I wish you were Avogadro so I'd know your number already.

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

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BiancaDang3H

Does each review session have a certain focus on certain problem types/topics that are preplanned already?

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Is there only practice quiz set with numerical answers available for us from Professor Lavelle?

BiancaDang3H

I think that this is the case due to the second law of thermodynamics. At equilibrium, the system's entropy can neither increase (it's at it's max) nor decrease (due to In equilibrium, the entropy of the system cannot increase (because it is already at a maximum) and it cannot decrease (because it'd...

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When will we receive the answers for the practice quizzes in the course reader? Will they have step by step solutions, or will they be solely numerical?

BiancaDang3H

Can we treat Hess' Law problems in a similar fashion like that of an elimination/substation algebraic problems we did in high school? If so, I think that treating the molecules like constants.

What's the most efficient way to approach solving Hess' law equations?

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