aight cool
I think the curve will be around -4/5
Everyone always says it’s like 2-3, but there’s no way the percentile would be like 92% if it was so tight
@ros12122
20 x 2.5 = 50
50 + 4.127 = 54
Adding copper to water or something. The question didn’t mention sig figs, but from the answer choices, you has to use them.
@grindboy I thought the second statement was catalysts don’t change the mechanism.
Ooooooo, might have been actually… Either way, they don’t change the mechanism right?
@teenagecrime - Forgot the question, but either pH=7 or equal moles at the equivalence point.
@alldaboston Don’t think so, but I put TT
for the catalyst ? I think I put TTCe, but what was the one about the most oxydation states?
@teenagecrime equal moles
Changed my answer to that last minute tears
what was color? was it Na or Strontium? both are yellow, arent they?
@Xiangestinium It was Na. Strontium burns bright red.
The radiation one asking for a graph, I assume it was looking for a half life graph, right, and was it the negative curved one?
I put TT but no CE
cause they change the mechanism by offering an alternative pathway? that was my reasoning
@alldaboston Yup
i said TF because catalysts dont change mech, they don’t affect the reaction in terms of reactants and products
What was the answer to the last question about isomers?
@Xiangestinium If you write out the equation, they technically are a reactant and product, but I think I must have read the question wrong -.-
@Xiangestinium but the mechanism is the steps of the reaction. It doesn’t change the overall net equation but it does change the intermediate steps
(edit: typo, cause I’m that kind of person :P)
What do you think the curve will be? If I got a raw score of 80 what is that…like a 780 or 790?
@Xebaism well the catalyst isnt actually reacted… It enters and leaves as the same compound
@kgsoccer08 Yup, pretty much that.