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I understand that but what I'm confused with is what molecules we are suppose to be analyzing here for their atomic number. Thank you

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Still confused which moleculares are the highest priority? Versuses what other molecules are lowest priority?

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Could someone please explain to me why this is cis? Thank you!!

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Could anyone explain how to get .0256... because every time I calculate R times T divided by F i get a different number

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Can someone please explain number three? I don't know why cu and fe couldn't be used in the galvanic cell. Thank you!

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Would the double bond still be number 1 or would it then be 5?

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Why can't this be numbered how I have it in red? Thank you!

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Wouldn't 27 not be a correct name because you give priority to the functional groups?

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Why is number 20 a tertiary alcohol isn't it just attached to one carbon? (The carbon i outlined in purple) thank you!!!! :)))

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Why in 18 is it named 2 but in 19 it's called secondary? (see photo below) thank you so much!!! Also why does the alcohol get priority over the two methyl groups? Thanks!

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How do you know when to use cis or trans at all? Like I know what the difference is between the two but how do you know when to introduce one of those two terms at all? For example for this homework question (28) I would have just called it 3,4,6 trimethyl 3-octene but the correct name is adding a t...

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Why wouldn't this structure be Cis because the methyl and bromo group are on the same side of the double bond? Thanks!

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Could anyone please tell me the name of this structure in part c? (See picture below). Thank you so much! :)

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Could someone please explain to me why this structure pictured below is 5,1,3 instead of 1-methyl cyclopenta, 2,4 diene because that would be lower numbers? (The red is what the solution manuals answer is)

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Could someone please explain why the answer key numbered the structure like so? (See picture correct numbers are in red). Don't you want the one that comes first alphabetically (butyl) to be one to have a lower #? Thank you so much! :)

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Here is the picture of the solutions

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The answer key says n is 4?

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Could someone help me find the "n" for Q4 on practice exam 2013? Thank you!
The equation is 2 Fe + 2H20 + O2---> 2Fe(OH)2

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The activation energy in an organic reaction is known to be 125kj/mil. Wil this reaction occur at room temperature?

The answer is no but I'm not sure how to figure this out. Thank you in advance!

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One of the homework questions for chapter 15 is draw a proposed structure for the activated complex. In general how do you figure this out? Thank you! :)

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the question is: the rate constant of the reaction between CO2 and OH- in the aqueous solution to give the HCO3- ion is 1.5X10^10L*mol^-1*s*-1 at 25 degrees C. Determine the rate constant at 37 degrees celcius given that the activation energy for the rxn is 38kj/mol I am confused on what the solutio...

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I am unable to go to the review on Friday, so was wondering if someone could help me with this question? Thank you!! :) Q2: A system consists of two glass vessels (containers A and B) and a valve connection them. During the following process this system is maintained at 25 degrees C. Initially, the ...

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One of the questions i got wrong from the last quiz was asking us to write the rate law for the overall reaction. the slow step is H202(aq)+2I-(aq)---->I2(s) +2OH- Is the correct answer just rate=k[H2-2][I-]? How would you know what the exponents are because you dont know the order or reaction and a...

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Can someone please explain what the "i" represents in the states in the limit as i goes to zero? Thank you!

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I am kind of confused on how exactly the salt bridge works. Could someone please explain to me how the transfer of ions would keep the solution neutral? Like using Cl- ions, isn't that very electronegative and would just pull more electrons to the cathode, which would cause the cathode to start reje...

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In the equation delta S=q rev/T, what does rev stand for and how do you get that value? Thank you!

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Will we be given this equation sheet on our quiz like we were last quarter? Thank you!

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What does the subscript gr mean? E.g homework 8.67 C(gr)? Thank you!

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Are there any answers or solution manuals available to us for the practice quiz in the course reader or way to find out if we are doing the problems correctly? Thank you! :)

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What is the difference between delta H and delta Q? Thank you!!

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Just to confirm, although we are not covering any. new material, there is still class on Friday? Thank you!

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can someone please explain this step? Kc=0.045 in the solutions, it says Kc=(x/1.072)^2/((0.05-x)/1.072)) and then it jumps to 0.045=.932836x^2/0.05-x

Thank you!

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Can someone please explain 117 to me? Thank you so much! SO3 + NO <----> SO2 +NO2. K=6.0 X 10^3 Calculate the amount of NO that must be added to a 1L vessel containing .245 mol SO3 to form .240 mol SO2 at equilibrium In the solution manual they start out by subtracting .240 moles from.245 but im not...

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The question asks you to calculate the equil constnat for the rxn, and gives a graph of partial pressure, ranging up to 30. However, in the solution manual, they put the partial pressure over 100, but i didnt think the graph was giving percent? thank you!

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Question: The reaction 2HCl(g) <----> H2(g) +Cl2(g) has K=3.2 X 10^-34 at 298K. The initial partial pressures are H2, 1.0 bar; HCL, 2.0 bar; and Cl2, 3.0 bar. At equilibrium there is 1.0 mol H2(g). What is the volume of the container? The answer solution mentions that reactants are strongly favored,...

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Will there be discussion sections next week? Thank you!

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The question is consider the following rxn: NH4HS (s) <---->NH3(g)+H2S(g) If the value of Kp is .11 at 300K, calculate the equilibrium partial pressure of NH3(g) starting from pure NH4HS. The answer is .33atm, but I don't know how to get that I feel like we need the initial concentration of somethin...

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I made a ligand quizlet if anyone wants flashcards for their naming.username GraceE2512
:) good luck studying!

here's the link too: https://quizlet.com/_2rs25s

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oooh I see thank you so much!!!!

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We have to state whether the statement is true or false -An equilibrium reaction is not affected by increasing the concentrations of products Answer book: False because equil. reactions are affected by the presence of both reactants and products -An equil. reaction with a higher pressure of reactant...

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for our midterm, will we be asked to give the bond angle of each shape? if so, how do we calculate the bond angle or is it just something we have to memorize. thank you!

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the Question is how many electrons can have the following quantum #s if all of that subshell are filled? (a) n=4, l=2. the answer in the manual is 6. why isn't it 10 because you can have m sub l=-2,-1,0,1,2 (5 subshells) and then two electrons in each of those because they have differnt spins? Thank...

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the question is asks "write the ground-state electron configuration expected for each of the following elements.
can someone explain to me why the answer to silver is [kr] 4d105s1 and not 4d9? Because don't we count 9 valence electrons in the d to get to silver? thank you!

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For #9 on practice quiz fall 2014, is there a reason why the answer in the course book only has one significant figure? Also does anyone have any good ways to remember all the equations for the quiz this week? thank you! :)

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Im confused as to why we can't detect the wavelengths of baseball's momentum but we can of electrons? It was something that was repeated in the video module, but I am still confused as to why that is. Thank you!

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I was watching the video module for the photoelectric effect and it mentioned how increasing the intensity did not cause electrons to be released from the metal..why is that? Why does shortening the wavelength release electrons. isn't the relationship between intensity and wavelength an inverse rela...

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