undergoins
*undergoing
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- Apr 2018
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cancelling
*canceling
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reactions
reaction*
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modereleases
*model releases
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equilbrium
*equilibrium
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ubstituting
substituting
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is
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Boltzman
*Boltzmann
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actualy
*actually
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Boltzman
*Boltzmann
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- Mar 2018
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acid HF,
I remember discussing during lecture, but why is HF considered a weak acid? Despite the fact, that it has very high electronegative difference. Shouldn't the big electronegative difference cause it to be a stronger acid?
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- Feb 2018
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150
isn't this suppose to be 45 sec?
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.569
isn't the R value 0.0569?
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18.015푔/푚표푙
I think they may have used the molar mass for H2O
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189.390푔푍푛(푁푂3)2
There are 2 different molar masses for Zn(NO3)2 in this problem
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.00500푀)(20.00푚퐿)(100.00푚퐿)=.0010푀
When I calculated this, I got 0.001 M instead of .0010 M
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- Jan 2018
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⃗ =q′d⃗
Can the part that defines a dipole moment be before the equation that is for the ion-dipole potential.. and what is exactly a dipole moment and the partial charge diagram that was drawn on the board in lecture would help explain where the d comes in for that equation would provide a deeper understanding
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