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Exam I Useful review sites - 30 views

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Calculating the Number of Photons? - Yahoo! Answers - 0 views

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laser pointer photons

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1.0 mW at a wavelength of 670nm
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  Exam I reads: 525 nm laser. What color of light is this laser pointer?
  
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Basically answers Exam I #6 using different numbers.

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Number of Photons emitted by a laser pointer.

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What is the structure of C4H8? - Yahoo! Answers - 0 views

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isomers nomenclature

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1) 1-butene 2) 2-Butene 3) 2-Butene (cis and trans forms) 4)cyclobutane 5) methyl cyclopropane 6) 2-methyl propene
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  Which of these are acceptable answers to Question 5?
  
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Discussion about C4H8 isomers. Answers in IUPAC nomenclature.

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Useful for noting isomers for Exam I #5. See if you can find structures from names.

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periodic trends

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Atomic Radius
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  For a, b (see below for ion size)
  
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Electronegativity
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Ionic Radius vs. Atomic Radius
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  Covalency has to do with how polar/non-polar the bond is. The more equal a partnership, the more covalent the bond is. Thus: compare electronegativities. Metal/non-metal pairs form ionic (extreme of polar covalent to the point of being NOT covalent) bonds.
  
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Exam I, #1

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Short exerpts on many basic Periodic Trends

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