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I believe that the one is extra information aka the one could be on both molecules or none.

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The slow step is always the limiting step.

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I'm not exactly sure, but I think that we assume that the ratio of concentration from reactant to intermediate or intermediate to product is constant (everything is relative to each other), not that the intermediate has a constant concentration.

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Hi! I'm not sure if oxidation numbers is on the midterm (I don't remember Lavelle talking about it but I remember at discussion my TA asking a question about it so maybe I missed something?), but I'd like to ask a question on it anyways. In a compound, is O always going to be -2, and H +1, or can it...

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Hi
I pretty sure that the phosphate that shoots of the ATP binds to something else, and the energy released to create that bond is greater than the energy needed to break the bond between ADP and P

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You need to first convert the ice at 0 C to water at 0 C, then heat up the water to 20 C

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Hi! There was a question that my TA asked but I still don't really understand the answer. The internal energy of the system is 982kJ and the system absorbs 492kJ a) Was work done by or on the system? I thought that, because the system absorbed energy, that the work was done by the system, but the an...

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If H2O is water, what is H2O4?

Bathing, drinking, swimming, washing...

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A tip I had when memorizing these
Their roles kinda flip (acid from acceptor to doner, and vice versa for base), which make sense, as protons and electrons are the opposite (strictly charge speaking) of each other

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Yes. It can be found by comparing the charge of the cation to the metal.

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Can someone help explain to me how B₂ has a bond order of 1 from the M.O. diagram but can form (as far as I could google and understand), single, double, and triple bonds with itself?

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Ag, like Cu above it, follow the rule that a half filled shell is more stable than a 9/10 filled shell, causing the s to be half fulled and the d fully filled, instead of the d 9/10 filled and the s fully filled. I believe that the elements are in the same groups as Cr and Cu follow this rule. As fo...

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I think you may have rounded a bit too much
I, like you got C and O as my lowest numbers as 3.28, and H as 7.88. However, when you divide 7.88/3.28, you get 2.39 which, when approximated to 2.4, you can multiply by 5 to get 5:5:12 ratio of C:O:H ratio, which conveniently is the right molar mass

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