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Extra Credit Paper EssayPath: Kansas >> PHIL >> 140 Fall, 2007
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IdealismPath: Kansas >> PHIL >> 140 Fall, 2007
Description: Idealism- whatever exists, or can be known to exist, must be in some sense mental ...
KantPath: Kansas >> PHIL >> 140 Fall, 2007
Description: Kant \"All bachelors are unmarried men.\" Analytical judgment. It clarifies things. The predicate is a gloss on the subject. The concept of bachelor contains unmarried man. \"All bodies are extended.\" Analytic judgment. Everything that\'s a body is exte...
Locke An Essay Concerning Human UnderstandingPath: Kansas >> PHIL >> 140 Fall, 2007
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Lab Report 07 Phase ChangesPath: Kansas >> CHEM >> 184 Fall, 2007
Description: Experiment: Required Equipment Styrafoam cups Ice Water Temperature probe Heating plate Thermometer Liquid N2 Crushed dry ice Two pairs of styrafoam cups were obtained and their masses recorded. 250 mL of water was heated up to 55 oC to 65 oC, and 60...
Lab Report 07b Phase ChangesPath: Kansas >> CHEM >> 184 Fall, 2007
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Lab Report 08 Molecular Weight of AirPath: Kansas >> CHEM >> 184 Fall, 2007
Description: Experimental: Required Equipment 2000 mL Graduated Cylinder Overflow tank Helium-filled balloon Squeeze-bulb Twist tie Balance Thermometer Pressure sensor A balloon previously filled with helium was obtained, and its mass was measured on a balance. ...
Lab Report 09 Freezing and Melting WaterPath: Kansas >> CHEM >> 184 Fall, 2007
Description: Experimental Equipment: Temperature probe Ice Salt Ethylene glycol Methyl alcohol Clamp Ring stand In part one of this experiment an ice bath was made using a 400 mL beaker. 25 mL of water, 1 cup of ice, and 5 spoonfuls of salt were added to the bea...
Chapter 01 NotesPath: Kansas >> CHEM >> 184 Fall, 2007
Description: Chemistry: Study of Change Chapter 1 Scientific Method- systematic approach to research A. Steps 1. Define the problem 2. Perform experiments 3. Make observation 4. Record information (data) B. Terms 1. Qualitative data- general observations 2. Quant...
Chapter 03 NotesPath: Kansas >> CHEM >> 184 Fall, 2007
Description: Mass Relationships in Chemical Reactions Chapter 3 I. Atomic Mass A. Atomic mass- mass of the atom measured in amu 1. 1 amu =1/12 the mass of a C-12 atom. B. Average Atomic Mass 1. When measuring atomic mass, the number used is the average mass which...
Chapter 07 NotesPath: Kansas >> CHEM >> 184 Fall, 2007
Description: Chapter 7 Quantum Theory and the Electronic Structure of Atoms From Classical Physics to Quantum Theory A. Properties of waves 1. Wave- vibrating disturbance which energy is transmitted 2. Wavelength- distance between identical points on successive w...
Chapter 08 NotesPath: Kansas >> CHEM >> 184 Fall, 2007
Description: Chapter 8 Periodic Relationships Among the Elements Development of the Periodic Table A. John Newlands 1. Discovered the law of octaves- every eight element has something in common 2. Rule only applied up to Calcium, so not accepted overall B. Mendel...
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