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  • 1 pages Final Exam Review.ppt
    • Final Exam Review.ppt
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • CHEM 1412 FINAL EXAM Review Chapter 12 Phase diagrams, Clausiou-Cleperon equation, vapor pressure & boiling points Types of attractions, liquid characteristics Chapter 13 Henrys Law, Concentraions, colligative properties Chapter 16 Reaction rates, reactio
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  • 11 pages Sample Problems ch 17, 18, 19.doc
    • Sample Problems ch 17, 18, 19.doc
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • Sample Problems for Chapters 17, 18, and 19 Chap 17 1. The reaction quotient for a gas phase reaction has a value of 2000. If the number of moles of reactants in the reaction equation is equal to that of the products, which of the following statements is
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  • 6 pages Sample Problems ch 20, 21.doc
    • Sample Problems ch 20, 21.doc
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • Sample Problems for Chapters 20 and 21 Chap 20 1. Which of the following results in a decrease in the entropy of the system? A) O2(g), 300 K O2(g), 400 K B) H2O(s), 0C H2O(l), 0C C) N2(g), 25C N2(aq), 25C D) NH3(l), 34.5C NH3(g), 34.5C E) 2H2O2(g) 2H2O(g)
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  • 2 pages Final Exam Formulas.doc
    • Final Exam Formulas.doc
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • Final Exam Formulas P - H vap 1 1 ln 2 = P R T T 1 2 1 Tb = iKbm Rate = k[A]m[B]n Sgas = kH X Pgas Tf = iKfm ln k = ln A Ea/R(T-1) R = 8.314 J/mol-K Psolvent = Xsolute x Psolvent = iMRT ln k2 = - Ea (T2-1 T1-1) k1 R Zero Order First Order Second Order
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  • 1 pages Exam 3 Formulas.doc
    • Exam 3 Formulas.doc
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • Formula sheet for chapters 20 and 21 S = qrev/T S = H/T T = H/S Ssurr = -Hsys/T Srxn = Sprod - Sreact G = RT ln(Q/K) = RT lnQ RT lnK H S S = k lnW -TS G = -RT ln K G Description - + - - Spontaneous at all T + - + + Nonspontaneous at all T + + - + or - + +
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  • 1 pages Emmett Till Murder – 1955.pptx
    • Emmett Till Murder – 1955.pptx
    • Amherst County High
    • English
    • ENGLISH IV - Fall 2016
    • Emmet Till Murder 1955 Emmet Till was born on July 25 1941 in Chicago, IL. He was an African American teen. Till was killed afer firtng with a white women. In August 1955, Till went with his great uncle, Moses Wright, and his cousin to Money Mississippi
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  • 59 pages Chapter 12 Lecture.ppt
    • Chapter 12 Lecture.ppt
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • Chapter 12 Intermolecular Forces: Liquids, Solids, and Phase Changes 12-1 Chapter 12 Intermolecular Forces: Liquids, Solids, and Phase Changes Understand These Concepts Interplay of Kinetic and Potential Energy Vapor Phase and Vapor Pressure, Boiling Poin
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  • 58 pages Chapter 13 Lecture.ppt
    • Chapter 13 Lecture.ppt
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • Chapter 13 The Properties of Mixtures: Solutions and Colloids 13-1 Chapter 13 Properties of Mixtures: Solutions & Colloids Objectives Understand these Concepts Meaning of Solubility Characteristics and intermolecular forces in solutions Entropy, Temperatu
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  • 8 pages Lecture Syllabus.pdf
    • Lecture Syllabus.pdf
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY - CORPUS CHRISTI Department of Physical and Life Sciences Spring 2016 A. COURSE INFORMATION Course number/section: CHEM 1412/003 Class meeting time: TR 2:00 pm-3:15 pm Class location: IH 164 Course Website: https:/bb9.tamucc.edu B. IN
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  • 1 pages Tutoring Schedules.pdf
    • Tutoring Schedules.pdf
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • Center&For&Academic&Student&Achievement Glasscock Fall$2015 Science$SCHEDULE RM$114 (361)825?5933 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 9?10 Marah,!Fadi David,!Fadi,!Matt Marah,!Fadi Fadi,!Rakan Fadi,!Franz 10?11 Marah,!Rakan David,!Matt,!Kaitlin Marah
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  • 2 pages Chemistry I Equations and Concepts.pdf
    • Chemistry I Equations and Concepts.pdf
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    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • General Chemistry I Equations & Info Significant Figures: 1) Any non-zero number is significant (1-9) 2) Any zero between two non-zero numbers is significant (203) 3) Any zero to the right of a non-zero
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  • 2 pages Units of Measurement.html
    • Units of Measurement.html
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • Units of Measurement System International (SI) units Length: based on the meter (length from your nose to your hand). 1 kilometer = 1 km = 103 m. 1 meter = 1 m. 1 centimeter = 1 cm = 10-2 m. 1 millimeter = 1 mm = 10-3 m. 1 micrometer = 10-6 m. (abbreviati
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  • 6 pages Lecture Syllabus.pdf
    • Lecture Syllabus.pdf
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING GENERAL CHEMISTRY I CRN: 62074 Departm ent of Physical and Environm ental Sciences Fall 2015 A. COURSE INFORMATION Course number/section: Class meeting time: Class location: Course W e
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  • 24 pages CH03-2 .pdf
    • CH03-2 .pdf
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • Stoichiometric Calculations The coefficients in a balanced chemical equation represent the relative number of reactant and product particles and the relative number of moles of each. Since moles are related to mass the equation can be used to calcula
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  • 26 pages CH03-1.pdf
    • CH03-1.pdf
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • Chapter 3 Stoichiometry of Formulas and Equations 3-1 The Mole The mole (mol) is the amount of a substance that contains the same number of entities as there are atoms in exactly 12 g of carbon-12. The term entities refers to atoms, ions, molecules, formu
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  • 28 pages CH02-2.pdf
    • CH02-2.pdf
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • Chemical Formulas A chemical formula consists of element symbols with numerical subscripts The chemical formula indicates the type and number of each atom present in the smallest unit of a substance Naming and formulating: 1. Binary Ionic Compounds
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  • 31 pages CH02-1.pdf
    • CH02-1.pdf
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • The Components of Matter Dr. Csar A. Mrquez PENS, CS-206 (361) 825 5701 [email protected] 2-1 Definitions for Components of Matter Element - the simplest type of substance with unique physical and chemical properties. An element consists of only on
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  • 26 pages CH01-2.pdf
    • CH01-2.pdf
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • Converting Units of Length PROBLEM: To wire your stereo equipment, you need 325 centimeters (cm) of speaker wire that sells for $0.15/ft. What is the price of the wire? SOLUTION: Length (in) = length (cm) x conversion factor 1 in = 325 cm x = 128 in 2.54
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  • 19 pages CH01-1.pdf
    • CH01-1.pdf
    • Amherst County High
    • chemistry 1
    • CHEMISTRY chemistry - Fall 2015
    • General Chemistry I! 1411.001- MWF 13-13:50 Dr. Csar A. Mrquez PENS, CS-206 (361) 825 5701 [email protected] 1-1 Introduction to the Study of Chemistry 1-2 Chemistry Chemistry is the study of matter, its properties, the changes that matter undergoe
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  • 2 pages War and the Constitution
    • War and the Constitution
    • Amherst County High
    • GOVERNMENT Civics and - Fall 2009
    • War and the Constitution Questions AP Gov Period 11 1. Foreign policy authority was to be distributed between the office of the president (the executive branch), and the legislative branch. In order to protect the country from the power of one man, they g
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  • 2 pages Term Limits
    • Term Limits
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    • GOVERNMENT Civics and - Fall 2009
    • Term-Limits Debate: A professional politician makes a better lawmaker. Professional politicians have more experience with legislative duties making them more efficient at carrying out their duties. This is, however, an unfair and unrealistic comparison, a
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    Term Limits

  • 2 pages Military commissions
    • Military commissions
    • Amherst County High
    • GOVERNMENT Civics and - Fall 2009
    • The military commissions established by Bush did not make use of either provisions and so were unconstitutional. Congresss response was to give the power to establish the same commissions with the Military Commissions Act of 2006. However, Congress reject
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    Military commissions

  • 2 pages Media bias
    • Media bias
    • Amherst County High
    • GOVERNMENT Civics and - Fall 2009
    • This MSNBC political show clearly displayed a critical opinion of the Republican Party. Newt Gingrich was called unelectable as President, and it was suggested that if Gingrich becomes the Republican nominee, he will be soundly defeated along with many ot
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  • 2 pages Mainstream media
    • Mainstream media
    • Amherst County High
    • GOVERNMENT Civics and - Fall 2009
    • Fox News- Bill OReilly: Fox News also covered the topic of Newt Gingrichs rise in the polls and showed that Gingrich was now leading in the polls in Florida. OReilly, unlike Maddow, focused on some of Gingrichs positive attributes, such as his enthusiasm
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  • 2 pages Locke
    • Locke
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    • GOVERNMENT Civics and - Fall 2009
    • In fact, Locke stated that the test of whether prerogative was rightfully invoked was whether it tended to the good or hurt of the people. After 9/11, it became abundantly clear that terrorists were determined to strike at the U.S., and had the resources
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  • 2 pages Lincoln
    • Lincoln
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    • GOVERNMENT Civics and - Fall 2009
    • Lincoln justified the Emancipation Proclamation because he, as commander-in-chief could act on military grounds without Congressional approval in order to defend the nation. Freeing the slaves in states of rebellion would cause the North to gain a signifi
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    Lincoln

  • 2 pages FDR
    • FDR
    • Amherst County High
    • GOVERNMENT Civics and - Fall 2009
    • FDR justified this deal by claiming that it would help increase American activities in the world and it would enhance alliances with democracies. Executive deal ended U.S. neutrality and made the U.S. support European democracies. Roosevelt believed that
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    FDR

  • 2 pages Enemy combatants
    • Enemy combatants
    • Amherst County High
    • GOVERNMENT Civics and - Fall 2009
    • By labeling suspected terrorists as unlawful "enemy combatants, the government can deny due process of law to the suspected terrorists and detain them indefinitely. The shortcomings of using military commissions to try suspected terrorists are that milita
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    Enemy combatants

  • 2 pages Emergency prerogative
    • Emergency prerogative
    • Amherst County High
    • GOVERNMENT Civics and - Fall 2009
    • The emergency prerogative concept states that the Executive can (during an emergency) ignore the strict meaning of the law in order to protect the people of the nation. Because the legislative branch, which has its power distributed to many people, might
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    Emergency prerogative

  • 2 pages Mystery story
    • Mystery story
    • Amherst County High
    • ENGLISH English IV - Fall 2008
    • For the first time, I swiftly jumped into the drivers seat of the Land Rover, while General gently took his place as a passenger, looking at our new GPS system. Where are we heading? I asked in an inquiring way. Still staring intently at the GPS system, a
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