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6479
What compound do you mean? FeO? Or FeTiO3? John W....
JohnWW
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Oct 1, 2004
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6480
Hi, i'm a new member at this group and i'd like to ask you a question..i'm preparing for my master degree in inorganic chemistry and i need some topics that...
Dalia Fahim
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Oct 1, 2004
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Hey steve At the moment im just worried about 13C and 1H spectrums as these are the ones i most often encounter many thanks daniel...
Daniel VandenBurg
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6482
Let say I recorded three times (9.54 s, 9.57 s, 9.51 s) and I wanted to average them. Should the answer be: (a) 9.547 (following basic sig fig rules exactly) ...
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Oct 1, 2004
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Not sure where you got 9.547 at? These are the rules, applied to each portion of the calculation. First part of the problem is addition: (report the least ...
Stan Latesky
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Oct 1, 2004
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9.55 spylogic3 <spylogic3@...> wrote:Let say I recorded three times (9.54 s, 9.57 s, 9.51 s) and I wanted to average them. Should the answer be: (a) 9.547...
melissa medina
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Oct 1, 2004
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6485
Well I don't know where you got 9.547 from, because the average w/o counting sig figs is 9.540000. So with that said, you are correct that sig fig rules state...
chemtutor101
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Oct 1, 2004
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6486
Oops ... I was just making up the numbers, but the second number was supposed to be 9.59. Thus, the three numbers were: 9.54, 9.59, 9.51....
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Oct 1, 2004
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6487
What do we know? OK, fluorine gas of unspecified volume or quantity is cooled at constant volume from temperature T1=400K to T2=300K, the pressure starting at...
Nathan Haese
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Oct 1, 2004
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Hi AL, This may not be a very good answer. You get alot of equations in thermodynamics that look like this solubility one, because they are the solution of a ...
Nathan Haese
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Oct 1, 2004
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Hi Tunicia: As I had hoped, Nathan replied to you. There are a lot of us in this group pulling for you. If at first you don't understand, ask, ask again....
Steve
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Oct 1, 2004
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6490
How about spectroscopy (UV/visible, IR, and if applicable NMR)? John W....
JohnWW
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Oct 1, 2004
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6491
How you would report the average of these three results should depend on whether: (a) the three results are not to be added to but instead an average value to...
JohnWW
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Oct 1, 2004
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Hello Dalia: I suggest that you e-mail two persons to ask for their ideas. The first is Roald Hoffmann at Cornell University, rh34@.... The second is...
Steve
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Oct 1, 2004
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Thanks everyone for your help. This really raised my confidence in this class. This is the last chem class I need to graduate, well part 2 of this class also....
honee_dipp
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Oct 1, 2004
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Well now that you've cleared that up... These students are going to have sig fig nightmares after this one... ... depend on ... as ... quote the ... results,...
chemtutor101
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Oct 2, 2004
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does anyone know anything about chemistry that can explain to me how to solve these problems? yopu may also instant message me a mssassie_k on the yahoo I-M. ...
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Oct 2, 2004
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Heya Im just being really petty but i need to get this off my chest I HATE PHYS CHEM Mainly because for my second year end of year exams, which i guess you ...
Daniel VandenBurg
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Oct 2, 2004
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From a different standpoint, I am a physical inorganic chemist (who is teaching p-chem and inorganic chem. this semester) who said the same thing about organic...
Stan Latesky
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Oct 2, 2004
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6499
First of all, they would never use aluminum in an anti acid because aluminum is poisonous. It will kill zebra mussels in tiny concentrations. Also, if you...
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Oct 2, 2004
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mssassie, Looks like you have homework. My advice is to read the textbook for your class and study the examples. I will give you help on the first problem,...
Nathan Haese
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Oct 3, 2004
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Dan, Do you play a musical instrument? Well, if you do, or don't, you can conquer a piece, for example a movement in a concerto, by memorizing a small chunk,...
Nathan Haese
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Oct 3, 2004
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Hi, Thanks for your pointers. In fact there are two ways(and probably many more) to derive the integrated recrystallization formula from existing principles....
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Oct 3, 2004
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I suggest that you find yourself another university. Ask on the chemistry forums e.g. http://www.sciencemadness.org/talk/index.php , newsgroups and Yahoo...
JohnWW
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Oct 3, 2004
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Your inorganic and physical chemistry textbooks should have tables of the atomic weights of elements in them. Since you are given the reaction equations in...
JohnWW
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Oct 3, 2004
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That is correct. The best and safest antiacid preparations are based on milk of magnesia, Mg(OH)2. John W. ... (cut)...
JohnWW
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Oct 3, 2004
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6506
hi all, can anyone kindly explain why the 3rd row TM in general form more stable metal-ligand bond than their 1st row counterparts? I thought the shapes of...
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Oct 3, 2004
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6507
Hello I am interest in solid state battery and have some ideas about producing this kind of battery which would be cheap and has more capacity. (1.2 - 1.7...
Mohsen Karimi
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Oct 3, 2004
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My suggestion is the following: Don't worry about it. Remember that you are not alone in the course and therefore your mates will find it difficult also to...
Richard Pullicino
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Oct 3, 2004
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hi everybody i study chemical engineering in shiraz university. my project now is process of production of maneb. help me by any info that you have about. ...
mehdi rahimkhanli
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