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usually there is one intermediate

Julie Barreto 3A

there can be 2 transition states in an electorphillic reaction

Julie Barreto 3A

how would you draw out 2-butene or anything with a number in front of it ???

Julie Barreto 3A

how do you know which carbon to number first?
i know it has to do with the lowest substituents

Julie Barreto 3A

for question 39 i understand using the second order integrated rate law but what does the question mean when it asks for the rate law expressed in terms of the loss of A??

Julie Barreto 3A

wait nevermind I got it haha

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for that same problem, i understand that you have to balance the hydorgen and electrons but why is it 2H+ when there is only 5 on the reactant side and 4 on the product side?

Julie Barreto 3A

in a bomb calorimeter is it true that
Qsystem =-Qcalorimeter

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when do you know if work is being done on the system or by the system?

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The question asks for the internal energy for the reaction of 1.00 mol. I understand that you use the internal energy equation. But how do you know if the reaction is in constant pressure or not. How do you know for which questions you can use qp or just q.?

Julie Barreto 3A

Superman is a man. Batman is a man. Spiderman is a man. So why is Ironman a woman?
A: Because she is a Female.

Julie Barreto 3A

so, how would you know if a salt is an acid or base? like: NH4Cl

Julie Barreto 3A

what is your only given the salt and it asks if its an acid or base without the equation : for instance, NH4Br

Julie Barreto 3A

How can a pH be less than 7 but be basic??and vice versa ...doesn't make sense??

Julie Barreto 3A

why is there 3 different ways to find ph? how do you which to use?(they were discussed in lecture on Friday)

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quick question: How do you know what you can write the sigma antibonding before the sigma pz state in s molecular orbital theory diagram thanks lol

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In molecular orbital theory, bond order is also defined as the difference, divided by two, between the number of bonding and antibonding electrons; this often, but not always, yields the same result. Bond order is also an index of bond strength, and it is used extensively in valence bond theory.

Julie Barreto 3A

How do you calculate the valence electron configuration using sigma and pi

Julie Barreto 3A

What did one ion say to the other?
I've got my ion you.

Julie Barreto 3A

There are four nodes total (5-1=4) and there are two angular nodes (d orbital has a quantum number ℓ=2) on the xz and zy planes. This means there there must be two radial nodes.

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Can someone please explain the photoelectric effect? I understand that when the ultraviolet radiation source hits the metal with enough intensity the electrons jump off. - the shorter the wave=higher frequency - further, increasing intensity= increasing photons The real question is if the threshold ...

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