Conceptual questions

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Hanniel U 2B
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Conceptual questions

Postby Hanniel U 2B » Sun Jan 20, 2019 9:32 pm

What sort of conceptual questions would be asked on test 1? What concepts do we need to know to explain?
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Edward Xie 2E
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Re: Conceptual questions

Postby Edward Xie 2E » Sun Jan 20, 2019 9:36 pm

Since Test 1 covers Equilibrium and Acid & Base Equilibria, I would guess we would need to know the concepts on their respective outlines (1: Chemical Equilibrium & 2: Acids and Bases).

Jordan Lo 2A
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Re: Conceptual questions

Postby Jordan Lo 2A » Mon Jan 21, 2019 9:50 am

Is test 1 the entire outline 2? I could be wrong but I don't remember going over polyprotic acids (last couple exercises in 6th edition) or examples (last bullet points under concepts)

Hanniel U 2B
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Re: Conceptual questions

Postby Hanniel U 2B » Mon Jan 21, 2019 10:09 pm

Jordan Lo 2A wrote:Is test 1 the entire outline 2? I could be wrong but I don't remember going over polyprotic acids (last couple exercises in 6th edition) or examples (last bullet points under concepts)

I'm not sure. It would be safe to just go over it and know some information about it.

Olivia Young 1A
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Re: Conceptual questions

Postby Olivia Young 1A » Tue Jan 22, 2019 11:23 am

Jordan Lo 2A wrote:Is test 1 the entire outline 2? I could be wrong but I don't remember going over polyprotic acids (last couple exercises in 6th edition) or examples (last bullet points under concepts)

At office hours this morning, my TA said we did not need to know polyprotic acids for Quiz 1.

Julia Lee
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Re: Conceptual questions

Postby Julia Lee » Tue Jan 22, 2019 11:47 am

Make sure to know Le Chatelier's principle and how a reactions reacts in response to a change in pressure/volume, concentration, temperature, etc

Cole Elsner 2J
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Re: Conceptual questions

Postby Cole Elsner 2J » Tue Jan 22, 2019 2:26 pm

Maybe review autoprotolysis and ATP hydrolysis as well. These were 2 things included in lecture that may be important or asked about.


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