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I am worried that my final grades will look something like carbontetrafluoride... I hope no one else has this issue!

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Hi, I was partially confused on this problem, but what you did seems right. So I have a quick question, if you don't mind explaining your work. Why did you subtract the energy you got at 285nm? Is it the change in energy= initial energy - final energy concept? I remember my TA writing that on my qui...

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I don't even remember going over deprotonation percentage in lecture, but we were assigned homework problems that used it or had us solve for it. Will we be required to know how to calculate and use it on the final?

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I was also wondering about when we can consider x negligible. So just to clarify, it doesn't matter if it's a strong/weak acid or base, as long as the Ka or Kb is less than 10^-4?

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When naming a compound I understand that sometimes that last portion ends in -ate, however, could someone explain to me when one would end a compound name in -ate? For instance, I was working on problems and one answer ended in -chromium while another compound also containing chromium ended in -chro...

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Want to hear a joke about Sodium Hypobromite? - NaBro

Chemists are bad at telling jokes... They lack the element of surprise.

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Do we have to know how to convert partial pressure to concentration? And if we do, do you think the question will give us partial pressure and then we just need to find the concentration of whatever it is, or will it sound different? I'm worried about getting confused over the wording... Also, just ...

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I'm seriously confused with problem 4.27 part b. Myabe my Lewis structure isn't correct, but I don't see how the dipole moments cancel each other... am I supposed to look at the molecule as a whole?

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This seems kind of dumb, but can someone explain what the angular shape is? I see it in the book but it isn't very well explained and I don't remember Lavelle going over it in lecture. An example is #5

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Will we have to know the formula for electron affinity for the quiz tomorrow? Does anyone know?

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Re: Quiz #1 Question #1

Deprotonation Percentage

Re: Assuming X is small

Naming Compounds

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Converting Partial Pressure to Concentration

Hw 4 Polarity

Hw 4

Re: Electron Affinity