<p>what was the first F/T question?</p>
<p>K + H20 yealds OH-. </p>
<p>H20 is not an acid in this equiation but a base thuse only acids and metals can produce H2 answer is OH- </p>
<p>2p holds 6 unpaired electrons.</p>
<p>3 paired electrons</p>
<p>yea, 6 e totally, which means 3 pairs
but the question asked for unpaired –> each orbital can only holds 1 unpaired e
therefore 3 orbitals holds 3 unpaired e</p>
<p>2P DOES NOT HOLD 6 UNPAIRED ELECTIONS.</p>
<p>They would have to be PAIRED in order to be SIX. It’s a test of some rule or another. 
[Aufbau? Hund’s?]</p>
<p>Another question I got TTCE as an answer was the isomer one</p>
<p>Covalent bonds on butane=10</p>
<p>What did you guys put for the acid rain question in the beginning? I put sublimation.</p>
<p>nope thats neutralization^</p>
<p>Thanks, I think the test went well.</p>
<p>The one with the purple vapor? was it condensation or sublimation?</p>
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<p>No. If I can pick through your atrocious English, I assume you mean to state that H2 gas was not produced? If so, you’re wrong. And you’re also plain wrong on the 2p question as well.</p>
<p>hm i put nuetralizaton. i dunno
cuz i remember learing the lime stone is more of a base than anything else thus So3 and limestone(very close to base) would be nuetralization.</p>
<p>the lab proceudre which was wrong was the water one when diluting acid</p>
<p>did anyone remeber a string of like 3-4 E’s in the region of like the 50’s on the answer sheet?</p>
<p>2p holds 3 UNPAIRED electrons, and i can see why you would say 6, but they wouldn’t be unpaired any more, they’d be paired electrons.</p>
<p>Also, K + H2O yields H2 gas as a product, sorry, i was wrong i guess… ****.
i think i have like 2 wrong, but it was pretty easy overall.</p>
<p>neutralisation
propane has 10 covalent bonds: 8 bonds of 8Hs and 2 bonds of 3Cs</p>
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Really? “crystal” was the giveaway. It was sublimation.</p>
<p>iodine sublimes to make vapor</p>
<p>One of the last questions=the energy required to vaporize a solid into a gas->heat of sublimation?</p>
<p>go to kentchemistry.com and check it out yourself.</p>
<p>the question asked for unpair electons. so the answer would be 6.</p>
<p>If it asked for pairs than it would be 3 . </p>
<p>Sorry for the typos. I’m typing really quickly due to anxiety lol</p>
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Was it?</p>
<p>Limestone is a base?</p>
<p>2p CAN hold 6 unpaired electrions, even though it has 3 domains/orbitals</p>
<p>yes the last question was sublimation.</p>
<p>and the answer to the equiation was OH-</p>
<p>didnt have to many TTCE’s maybe only 4</p>