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Michael_Phillipi_1I

Thanks for recording that Pratyush!

Michael_Phillipi_1I · Re: 2/24/17 Bruincast Yes, clearing my cookies made it work for me

Yes, clearing my cookies made it work for me

Michael_Phillipi_1I

In the Pre-Equilibrium Approach does the slow step always determine the rate law? In any reaction systems, the slow step will always determine the rate of reaction, thus the rate law. The purpose of using Pre-Equilirbrium Approach is to substitute other terms with intermediate, which is not suppose...

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Will we be penalized for not including 1 in naming? For example can we just write 2-methyloct-4-enol instead of 2methyloct-4-en-1ol? Because there are other substituents, it is important to describe the location of the alcohol group But isn't that implied? Dr. Lavelle said that you can omit the 1 o...

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The problem states "During the test of an internal combustion engine, 3.00 L of nitrogen gas at 18.5 C was compressed suddenly (and irreversibly) to 0.500 L by driving in a piston. In the process, the temperature of the gas increased to 28.1 C. Assume ideal behavior. What is the change in ent...

Michael_Phillipi_1I

Would you put a dash inbetween naming with groups when one ending has a vowel and the start has a vowel? For example, would it be bromooctane or bromo-octane?

Michael_Phillipi_1I

Will we be penalized for not including 1 in naming? For example can we just write 2-methyloct-4-enol instead of 2methyloct-4-en-1ol?

Michael_Phillipi_1I

I have read all the old chem community posts and still cannot seem to figure out the difference. Does anyone know any good instructional videos or pictures to teach me?

Michael_Phillipi_1I

In examples when HBr is added and it is an electrophilic addition, it says that because H^+ is an electrophile it is an electrophilic reaction. However, the slower second step involves adding a Br nucleophile. So is it an electrophilic addition because the first step, adding the H^+ is an electrophi...

Michael_Phillipi_1I

Would you prefer we use common name with IUPAC or strictly IUPAC names, or does it not matter?

Michael_Phillipi_1I

For the quiz, do we need to memorize the formulas for alkanes and alkyls?

Michael_Phillipi_1I

Is there an equation to find standard reduction potentials of reactions? Or will they all be given?

Michael_Phillipi_1I

I already have the textbook and I have not been able to find the solutions manual by itself for under $150. Does anyone know a cheaper place to get it?

Michael_Phillipi_1I

I would be interested anytime before the first quiz!

Michael_Phillipi_1I

Is there a way to determine to what extent a molecule has changed states when it is in-between, for example, liquid and gas and the temperature is remaining constant?

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Re: Extra Review Session Winter 2017

Re: 2/24/17 Bruincast

Re: Catalyst

Re: Naming [ENDORSED]

Homework 9.13

Re: Naming [ENDORSED]

Re: Naming [ENDORSED]

Picture of difference between sec/iso and neo/tert?

Is something an electrophilic addition because of the first step or slowest step?

Re: Quiz 3 Winter 2017

Re: Quiz 3 Winter 2017

Equation to find standard reduction potentials?

Cheap place to get the solutions manual?

Re: Study Group

Changing States