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University of Texas-Tyler - M - 408L
padilla (tp5647) HW06 Gilbert (56650) This print-out should have 19 questions. Multiple-choice questions may continue on the next column or page nd all choices before answering. 001 10.0 points 3. I = 1 ln 1 2 sin1 x + C 2 1 1 + 2 sin1 x 42 214. I = 5.
University of Texas-Tyler - M - 408L
padilla (tp5647) HW08 Gilbert (56650) This print-out should have 20 questions. Multiple-choice questions may continue on the next column or page nd all choices before answering. 001 10.0 points 00211 10.0 points x2 dx . (2 x2 )3/2Evaluate the integral
University of Texas-Tyler - M - 408L
padilla (tp5647) HW09 Gilbert (56650) This print-out should have 20 questions. Multiple-choice questions may continue on the next column or page nd all choices before answering. 001 Determine if21On the other hand,t 0+lim t1/2 = 0 .Consequently, I i
University of Texas-Tyler - M - 408L
padilla (tp5647) HW10 Gilbert (56650) This print-out should have 15 questions. Multiple-choice questions may continue on the next column or page nd all choices before answering. 001 10.0 points 3. I = 72 The graph of the function z = f (x, y) = 8 x is the
University of Texas-Tyler - M - 408L
padilla (tp5647) HW11 Gilbert (56650) This print-out should have 17 questions. Multiple-choice questions may continue on the next column or page nd all choices before answering. 001 10.0 points 2. an = 3. an = 4. an = 5. an = 1assuming that the pattern
University of Texas-Tyler - M - 408L
padilla (tp5647) HW12 Gilbert (56650) This print-out should have 22 questions. Multiple-choice questions may continue on the next column or page nd all choices before answering. 001 (part 1 of 3) 10.0 points If the nth partial sum of Sn = (i) what is a1 ?
University of Texas - CH - 301
CH301 Chapter 1 Notes: Part 1: All the Quantum Stuff. Electromagnetic Radiation. A form of energy our eyes only detect a tiny portions of; various modern detectors `see' a much wider range. Isaac Newton sent white light through a prism - noted its a mix o
University of Texas - CH - 301
CH301 Chapter 1 Notes: Part 2: Trends on the Periodic Table. Electron configurations for the elements underline important properties of the periodic table. This enables us to predict types of bonding and structures of molecules. Similar groups of the elem
University of Texas - CH - 301
CH 301 Chapter 2 part 1: CHEMICAL BONDING In all compounds the atoms are held together by bonds. IONIC bond: outermost electrons are often transferred from one atom to the other, resulting in IONS. The ions are held together by an electrostatic force. COV
University of Texas - CH - 301
CH 301 Chapter 2 part 2: COVALENT BONDING NOTE: WHERE YOU SEE "EXAMPLE SHEET" REFER TO THE SEPARATE DOCUMENT WITH THE EXAMPLES. This is a summary of all the principles shown in class. RULES FOR DRAWING STRUCTURES: For covalent compounds: 1.Write the formu
University of Texas - CH - 301
CH 301 Chapter 2 part 4: `IONIC' and `COVALENT': opposite ends of a scale! All IONIC bonding has some covalent character. All COVALENT bonding has some ionic character. ELECTRONEGATIVITY (Fig 2.12) Atom's tendency to attract electrons to itself when chemi
University of Texas - CH - 301
Chapter 3 part 1 VSEPR and VB theories VSEPR = Valence Shell Electron Repulsion - determines the likely shape of a molecule - bonds and lone pairs repel- keep them apart! - does not describe how the bonding occursVB = Valence Bond- tries to explain how
University of Texas - CH - 301
Chlorine FluorideClFValence e = 2x7 = 14No central atom, so . . covalent bond; . moleculeClF3pEach F has . unpaired e3s[Ne]Each Cl has . unpaired e2p 2s [He] FSketch Bonding:ClOxygen, O2Valence e = 2x6 = 12No central atom, so . . covalent
University of Texas - CH - 301
Chlorine FluorideClFValence e = 2x7 = 14No central atom, so . . covalent bond; . moleculeBeryllium DichlorideBeCl2RHED = . Electronic geometry =.Valence e = 2 + (2x7) = 16ClF3pClEach F has . unpaired eBeCl. lone pairs on Be Molecular geomet
University of Texas - CH - 301
Chlorine FluorideClFOxygen, O2Valence e = 2x6 = 12No central atom, so linear POLAR covalent bond; POLAR moleculeValence e = 2x7 = 14Cl+ -FOONo central atom, so linear NON POLAR covalent bond; NON POLAR molecule3p 3s [Ne]Each Cl has one unpair
University of Texas - CH - 301
Chapter 4: PROPERTIES OF GASES; THE GAS LAWS GASES: molecules very far apart. LIQUIDS, SOLIDS (CONDENSED PHASES): molecules touch gas density < liquid / solid density Properties of Gases -Expands to fit available Volume (creates a force on ALL sides of ve
University of Texas - CH - 301
Chapter 5: Liquids and Solids: CONDENSED phases of matter. Van der Waal's equation: gas particles have size and some attractive force. High P, Low T: particles close enough - attractive effects become significant gas condenses to liquid (or deposits to so
University of Texas - CH - 301
Example: Getting Thermochemical Equation (Reaction Enthalpy) from Bomb Calorimetry DataData: Using a bomb calorimeter of heat capacity 25.2 J/oC, containing 500ml of water, 1.10g of benzene was burned. The temperature of the water went from 23.00oC to 44
University of Texas - CH - 301
CH301 Notes Chapter 6 part 1 Thermodynamics - study of the changes or transfers in energy accompanying chemical and physical processes. Will two (or more) substances react when mixed under specified conditions? What energy changes and transfers are associ
University of Texas - CH - 301
CH301 Notes Chapter 6 part 2 Enthalpy Chemistry is done in open beakers at atmospheric pressure. Pressure changes are small we assume constant pressure. Enthalpy change H: the amount of heat transferred in to or out of a system undergoing a chemical or ph
University of Texas - CH - 301
CH301 Notes Chapter 6 part 3 Bond Energy: amount of energy required to break a bond and separate the atoms in the gas phase. Breaking bonds always requires energy! HCl (g) H (g) + Cl (g) H = +432 kJ/molALL B.E. VALUES ARE POSTIVE! Bigger B.E. = more stab
University of Texas - CH - 301
CH301 Notes: A trickier example of getting a thermochemical equation from data!We will use a coffee-cup calorimeter of heat capacity 27.8 J/oC to find the thermochemical equation for the acid-base neutralization reaction of NaOH and CH3COOH. Data: Add 25
University of Texas - CH - 301
CH301 Chapter 7: A crash course in entropy, free energy and the 2nd and 3rd laws of TM: The Second Law of Thermodynamics "In spontaneous changes the universe tends towards a state of greater entropy." A mirror shatters when dropped - does not reform. Its
University of Texas - CH - 301
ExampleCalculate Gm for water melting at -10C, +10C and 0C and predict which is / are spontaneous. Assume Hfusion (= 6.01kJ/mol) and Sfusion ( = 22.0 J/K.mol) are independent of temperature. G = H - TS: G (+10C ) = 6.01 kJ/mol - [283K x 0.022 kJ/K.mol] =
Alabama - HY - 203
The Road to Revolution; 1763-1775 I. Seven Year's War 1. Why it starts? (French Indian war) One of the wars that is every 10-15 years Most Stared over European concerns Different war French have colonies in Louisiana and Canada and start to move into Ohio
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The Origins of Slavery and Racism in America I. Labor Demands 1. Why? Huge labor demand in Southern colonies because no one wants to come to an hot humid labor intensive Indian attacked colony2. Attempts to attract labor Headright system- paid for worker
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The Old Colonial System-1607-1763 I. Mercantilism 1. What is it? Government tries to discourage competition between businesses and want high prices because generates high revenue in turn creating more power for the Government2. Related to the Colonies Ne
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Test 1 Study Sheet I. European Exploration and Colonization 1. How did the "first Americans" get here and what accounts for the diversity of their cultures? Came across the land bridge, different geographical locations accounted for their diversity in cul
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Jamestown and Massachusetts: the Model Colonies I. Founding of Jamestown 1. James I Had blood line to Tudor family King of Scotland Becomes new Monarch English considered Scottish to be rustic (redneck) Not Queen Elizabeth He lived in Her shadow Tried to
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High Hopes in a New Land; The Other Colonies I. Maryland 1. Lord Baltimore Est. Mary Land Cecil Calvert Was a Catholic Goes to King James and ask to start Catholic Colony to start colony to be a haven to English Catholic being persucuted2. The Plan Didn'
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European Exploration and Colonization I. The First "Americans"-not a from Europeans 1. Who are They? Calling them American is difficult Didn't call themselves Americans So diverse for example: culture, religion, etc Native American was not these people or
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Colonial America; Is There Anything New Here? I. Diverse Population 1. Growth In year 1700 when most colonies had developed the pop was 250,000 In 1775 at the start of revolution the pop is 2.5 million 75% increase in 75 years2. Where From? Having lots o
Alabama - HY - 203
European Exploration and Colonization I. The First "Americans"-not a from Europeans 1. Who are They? Calling them American is difficult Didn't call themselves Americans So diverse for example: culture, religion, etc Native American was not these people or
Alabama - HY - 203
Why no Reconciliation?I. Combat Continues 1. Lexington and Concord Were not fighting for independence Governor of Mass. Got word that the colonists were gather weapons He believed they were going to try to reopen the port of Boston The British met troop
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Why Did We Get Rid of the Articles of Confederation?I. The Articles 1. When? 1776-1788 Was type of Gov. right after war2. Structure Essentially nat. Gov. was Continental Congress Gov. chosen by state Legislatures In order to get leg. Passed you had to
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The Revolution on the Battlefield; How Do the Patriots Win? Advantages for Sides During 1775-1776 British ? X X Army Navy Government Public Opinion Diplomacy Home Field Clarity of Objective Patriots X X X ?- Shift X-Shift I. British Strategy #1 1775-1776
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The Inner Revolution; How did it Change Lives?I. White Male Landholders 1. What type of Government? 4 options that have had success The first 2 Monarchy and Aristocracy are rejected 3 rd had limited success and only worked for 200 years in isolated worl
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The Constitution as a Problem SolverI. The Meeting 1. Why were they there? Summer 1787 and all states have sent representatives for a constitutional convention Telling people they are fixing the articles of confederation But Representatives know they ar
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Test 2 Study Guide Questions 1. The first lecture was designed to explain why our Revolution went from a war for salutary neglect" to a war for independence. Be sure to understand the importance of the battles of Ticonderoga and Bunker Hill, the activity
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Revolutionary Diplomacy; Making a World WarI. Alliances 1. The Problem Rhetoric we were using for independence Thomas Paine essay saying Monarchies and Aristocrats were flawed Europe is mostly Monarchy and Aristocracy2. The Asset The rest of the world
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Jeffersonian Republicans vs. The Federalist (*Warning not the same as federalists and Anti Federalist before the Ratification of the Constitution*)I. Development of Parties 1. Fear of Parties Founding fathers feared political parties Believed to be the
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Jefferson and the War of 1812I. Republicans in Control 1. Popular policies Passed a lot of things which was incredibly popular and overturned the federalists parties agenda Got rid of national bank Pay off national debt Cut taxes esp. tax on whiskey Red
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The Road to Civil WarI. Expansion 1. "Manifest Destiny" Means that Americans were obsessed that God wanted them to spread from the Atlantic to the Pacific The idea is that God wants them to spread their democracy and the Protestant Christian Faith Don't
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The Civil War Behind the LinesI. Loyalties 1. Impact of Sumter Volunteers(1) After the American flag had been fired on Lincoln asked Americansfor volunteers to deal with this rebellion(2) South has people to volunteer (3) There is no shortage of volu
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Study Sheet Test 3 1. Just before and during Jackson's presidency the two-party system emerged stronger than ever and became so fully entrenched that it is still with us today. This lecture was designed to explain why. Understand the spread of democracy a
Alabama - HY - 203
Southern Slavery; Who had the PowerI.Slaves As Controlled 1. Slave masters Numbers (1) Only about 25% of white southerners owned slaves (2) Very misleading because everyone benefits from slaves because of slave holding families (3) Misleading that in or
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From Limited to Total WarI. Why? 1. Limited war. What? Why? When the civil war began the North wanted to fight the war in the way that it wouldn't destroy the South, i.e. not private property, economy, industry Under misguided notion that most southerne
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Antebellum America; Transformation and ReformI. America Transformed 1. Immigration During this time period about 5 million immigrants come to America About 40% of these immigrants are coming from Ireland because of the Potato Famine Northeastern cities
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Andrew Jackson and the 2nd 2-Party SystemI. Elections of 1824 and 1828 1. Era of Good Feelings? What is it?(1) During the war of 1812 the Jeffersonian Republicans became theFederalists party(2) Era where there were no political parties (3) In many wa
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Abolitionists and the Defensive SouthI. Abolition 1. Outgrowth of reform Same thing that caused Abolitionists movement that cause the Antebellum America2. Garrison's Liberator 1831 William Lloyd Garrison began publishing the liberator Had a different
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The Western FrontierI. Western Migration 1. Prior to 1870 There were very few settlement s west of the Mississippi river Exceptions: California, Texas, Mormons in Utah2. After 1870 The west is going to hit by three waves of pioneers(1) Miners (2) Ran
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Reconstruction; Failed PromiseI. The Dilemmas of Reconstruction 1. Reconstructing what? The South after the Civil War, after returning to the union, but on what terms will they be allowed to come back into the union to gain representation in congress Ci
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Populism; Ending the "Gilded Age"I. Preludes 1. Farmer's Alliance The grange morphed into farmer's alliance as a political movement to put pressure on politicians2. Platform Believed that we should have a graduated income tax, want this because they b
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Opening a Frontier/Destroying a CultureI. Horse Culture 1. Reliance on Buffalo Natives that were living on the great plains are reliant on buffalo for just about every aspect of their culture: Clothing, food, housing, weapons, tools, and energy(dung chi
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TitleI. II. III. IV. V. Garfield and Arthur 1. 2.Assassination Garfield is assassinated Chester A. Arthur3. Pendleton Act Wanted to push an issue Americans supported Arthur made the point that Garfield died because of the spoils system Gave him a
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Industrialization; Who is Getting Crushed?I. Causes 1. Railroads Amount of track booms(1) Way more track being put down than ever before (2) In 1865 at the end of the civil war about 35,000 miles of track acrossthe country(3) In 1900 at the end of th
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Immigration; Who is Coming and Why?I. Coming Over 1. The Old Wave Prior to the gilded age most immigrants tended to come from western Europe such as England, Ireland, France, and etc Wasn't difficult for western European people to integrate into society
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Gilded Age PoliticsI.What is it?1. "Gilded Age" America from about 1870-1900 Phrase coined by Mark Twain who said this period was marked by guilt(corruptness), gold, and guilds meaning monopolies2. Dud presidents Presidents who were less than medioc
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Wilson Progressivism & Women's SuffrageI. Splitting the Vote 1. Bull Moose Party Party created by T.R. to focus on progressive agenda The election becomes a fight between T.R. and the democrats2. Wilson The Democrats decide to challenge Roosevelt by n
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The Stock Market Crash; A Brief ExplanationI. Stocks 1. What are they? When people give money to business with an expectation that the business will grow and your money will be return to you with some of the profit2. Business investing Fundamental way
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The Splendid Little WarI. Causes 1. Immediate causes Cuban revolts(1) Cuba ,which was a part of the Spanish empire, had a movement in1868 to break free from Spain(2) Some were against so the army never became very big , so theyresorted to guerilla t