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BlakeMillar4J

I'm pretty sure it would use the Z>8 model.

BlakeMillar4J

What kind of fish is made up of two sodium atoms? 2Na!

BlakeMillar4J

"In the middle of the party, chick get off me
In the cut I'm rollin' up with De Broglie"

BlakeMillar4J

Why did the acid go to the gym?
-To become a buffer solution!
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

BlakeMillar4J

If Ka was included in the problem, I'm pretty sure it would be considered a weak acid. I do recall Lavelle saying that we only need to know the 6 or 7 strong acids from the list as being strong, and that the other acids not on the list are weak.

BlakeMillar4J

As Group number increases, so does elecronegativity. For elements in the same group, as their atomic radius increases (going down further on the periodic table), their ability to attract electrons decreases. So the top-right of the periodic table are where the most electronegative elements are (Oxyg...

BlakeMillar4J

Like question 7A on the Fall Final 2013 in the course reader. That asked to "derive the equation pOH=...". We wont have to do that kind of stuff I'm pretty sure

BlakeMillar4J

Why did the white bear dissolve in water?
Because he was polar. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

BlakeMillar4J

I wanted to make another joke about chemistry, but all the good ones Argon!

BlakeMillar4J

My friend asked me if I had any jokes about Sodium.
I told him Na.

BlakeMillar4J

I'd say that units are required in any scientific problem, especially if they are included. Also, keeping track of units throughout the process of solving a problems makes it easier to see where and why units cancel.

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