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He did say in class there would be no derivations if thats what is meant by proofs

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will we have to memorize the different ∆G values for the different conformations?

Daniel-1G

Also, for the final will we have to know both the common names and IUPAC names or can we just know the IUPAC names?

Daniel-1G

So it's not that there are two identical groups that are across from each other but rather that the two highest priority groups are across from each other?

Daniel-1G

what element is a woman's best friend?

Carbon.

Daniel-1G

Hello,

Does anyone know if there is a place to view when each chapter ends? It would help to be able to pace myself through the homework knowing that we would finish the current chapter on a certain date.

Daniel-1G

I believe that unless stated otherwise, we assume that the reaction takes place at SATP conditions which means 298 K and 1 bar of pressure

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I was a little confused as to why ∆U is negative in the solutions manual?

Daniel-1G

Or alternatively, if we don't post one week but post twice the next week do we still get the two points?

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In AP Biology we talked about ligands being a protein that attaches to a receptor on a cell to initiate the cell signaling pathway. I wonder if they are the same thing.

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Could someone explain to me why the electron configuration for Fe 3+ is not the same as Vanadium of [Ar]3d3 4s2 and is instead [Ar]3d5? Is this just an exception like copper that we should have memorized?

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It never occurred to me before the quiz prep that noble gases could bond with other atoms because their shells are filled. I understand that a noble gas like Xenon is large and therefore could lose an electron to an atom with a high electronegativity whereas Neon is too small. Where does this cutoff...

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Try using a combination of E=h*frequency and c=frequency*wavelength. Using these equations you should be able to fill out the table.

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Are there any other objects or substances that have the same dual property of wave and particle qualities the same way light does? If I understood reading correctly, Louis de Broglie proposed that all particles should be regarded as having wavelike properties. This is why we cannot specify the traj...

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