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++Chem. Rev. 1996, 96, 262526572625Dioxygen Activation by Enzymes Containing Binuclear Non-Heme Iron ClustersBradley J. Wallar and John D. Lipscomb*Department of Biochemistry, Medical School, 4-225 Millard Hall, University of Minnesota, Min

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 1 Name: _ Read math toolbox 1.3 p.39-41Week of Feb.2nd, 2009 Discussion Section: _1. What are three metric prefixes listed in the table on page 39 and what are the factors and symbols for those prefixes?2. Why

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 2 Name: _ Read Chapter 2 p.48-61Week of Feb.9th, 2009 Discussion Section: _1. What are the three subatomic particles and what are their properties?2. What did Rutherfords experiment discover?3. Given mass num

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 8 Name: _ Read Chapter 8, p.285-290 and Chapter 3, p.86-94October 6th, 2008 Discussion Section: _1. The formation of an ionic bond can also be described as an electron transfer. In general, what type of element f

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 6 Name: _ Read Chapter 7 p.251-254, 261-262 1. What is Paulis exclusion principle?September 29th, 2008 Discussion Section: _2. What is Hunds rule?3. What is the full orbital diagram for nitrogen (refer to figur

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 20 Name: _ Read Chapter 6 p.203-215 1. What is a limiting reactant and how can you determine it?November 19th, 2008 Discussion Section: _2. What is the theoretical yield and how can you determine it?3. What is

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 16 Name: _ Read Chapter 5 p.152-171November 5th, 2008 Discussion Section: _1. What is a balanced equation and which law explains why balancing is necessary?2. What are visible signs that may indicate that a che

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 7 Name: _ Read Chapter 7 p.269-272Oktober 1st, 2008 Discussion Section: _1. What is the most important subatomic particle to consider whether considering the size of an atom or ion?2. Referring to figure 7.31,

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 2 Name: _ Read Chapter 1 p.18-23September 10th, 2008 Discussion Section: _1. At a constant temperature, does the density of the substance change with an increase in mass of the substance?2. What is the most den

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 19 Name: _ Read Chapter 6 p.194-203 1. What is the meaning of the coefficients in a balanced equation?November 17th, 2008 Discussion Section: _2. Name four mole ratios from the balanced equation for the combustio

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 4 Name: _ Read Chapter 2 p.48-59September 17th, 2008 Discussion Section: _1. What are the three subatomic particles and what are their properties?2. What did Rutherfords experiment discover?3. Given mass numb

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 21 Name: _ Read Chapter 9 p.316-340 1. What is Boyles law?December 1st, 2008 Discussion Section: _2. What is Charles law?3. What is an ideal gas?

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 11 Name: _ Read Chapter 8, p.308-310 1. When is a bond considered to be polar?October 15th, 2008 Discussion Section: _2. Is every polyatomic molecule that contains polar bonds automatically considered a polar mol

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 22 Name: _ Read Chapter 9 p.316-340 1. What is the combined gas law?December 3rd, 2008 Discussion Section: _2. When using the combined gas law, what is held constant (and therefore, what is assumed)?3. When usi

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 17 Name: _ Read Chapter 5 p.171-175November 10th, 2008 Discussion Section: _1. What is a free element? Give one example in each state of a free element.2. When a compound and a free element react in a single di

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 10 Name: _ Read Chapter 8, p.301-308October 13th, 2008 Discussion Section: _1. What are bonding electrons? For the molecule, OF2, identify the bonding electrons.2. What are nonbonding electrons? For the molecul

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Chemistry 100, Reading Assignment 1 Name: _ Read math toolbox 1.3 p.39-41September 8th, 2008 Discussion Section: _1. What are three metric prefixes listed in the table on page 39 and what are the factors and symbols for those prefixes?2. Why do

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CGN 6933-002 Transport in Porous Media Spring 2005 Homework #7 Due Fri., April 1, 2005 University of South Florida Civil & Environmental Eng. J. A. CunninghamConsider the transport of conservative bromide tracer through a column of porous medium. T

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CGN 6933-002 Transport in Porous Media Spring 2005 Homework #6 Due Wed., March 23, 2005 University of South Florida Civil & Environmental Eng. J. A. Cunningham(1) Consider the transport of conservative bromide tracer through a very long (semi-innit

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