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When do you use cis and trans?
Is it only when there is a double bond or can a triple bonded molecule have cis/trans?
Also, why is this molecule a trans?

Thanks!

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Give the systematic name for CH3CH2CH(CH3)C(CH3)3 and draw the line structure.

If the question only asked for name, could I use 1-tertbutyl-2-methylbutane? Or would the only name be 2, 2, 3-trimethylpentane?

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Are we required to know the names of the alkanes after the first ten?

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In the homework, Pt and graphite are used, but are those the only electrodes we need to know? And when do we know which one to use?

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I'm not what the H-Br distance and the H-H distance are pointing to on the contour graph

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Hi, I'm not understanding the loss and reverse part of the question. If anyone can help, that would be great! The equilibrium constant for the second-order attachment of a substrate to the active site of an enzyme was found to be 326 at 310 K. At the same temperature, the rate constant for the secon...

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How will diluting the concentration of the anode increase the cell potential?

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Write the half-reactions and devise a galvanic cell (write a cell diagram) to study each of the following reactions: (a) AgBr(s)\rightleftharpoons Ag^{+} (aq)+Br^{-}(aq) , a solubility equilibrium (b) H^{+}(aq)+OH^{-}(aq)\rightarrow H_{2}O(l) , the Brø...

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If the standard potential $E{_{cell}}^{\circ }> 0$ , does that always signify that the reaction is spontaneous?
Does $E{_{cell}}^{\circ }< 0$ indicate that it is spontaneous in the reverse reaction?

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How does entropy give a clue about how the substance is structured as a solid? Can we be certain of what orientation a substance will be?

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I'm not sure if this anywhere near what answer you were looking for, but .. I think for reactions that happen quickly (at infinitesimal changes), we can use w=-P_{ex}\cdot \bigtriangleup V . For reactions that happen more slowly, we use the integral (which is the cumulative sum of all the w=-P_{ex}\...

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I'm looking over how the book uses Hess's Law on 8.9 and I don't understand how the book got H2O2 for Step 2. Propane, C3H8, is a gas used as a fuel for outdoor grills and alternative-fuel vehicles. The enthalpy change for the synthesis of propane from its elements in their standard states is diffic...

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Is there a difference between dsp^3 and sp^3d?
If the electron arrangement was a pentagonal bipyramidal, what would the hybridization be?

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Can you calculate the bond order without the MO diagram?
How do you calculate the bond order of NO3-?

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Why don't group 1 or group 7 (like Na or Cl) affect pH?

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How likely would it be for something to triple bond with a transition metal? If so, would the coordination number still be 1?

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Is six the highest number of electron density an element can have?

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What is the difference was between comparing the moles of the reactant with another reactant and comparing the moles of the reactant to the product?

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How can Cl have so many valence electrons and form so many double bonds? I thought they have to abide by the octet rule? Do the shells have anything to do with their structure?

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Is there a definite way to determine the reactants if we are given only the products?

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How did you guys know that n=1 in this problem?

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Hi, I'm having trouble understanding what principle quantum level is and is there an equation where the n can be computed from?

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Does it matter how many significant figures there are after the decimal while adding, multiplying, dividing, etc. ? (or does the number of significant figures of the result matter only?)

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