Jack Bauer

would the hematocrit of an athlete be higher, lower or the same as a sedentary person?

"A system that has two solutions of different concentrations separated by a semipermeable membrane has less entropy than a similar system having two solutions of equal concentration. The system with the differing concentrations is said to be more ordered, and thus has less entropy." can someone explain why 2 solutions of different concentrations have more order than 2 solutions of equal concentration?

I'm trying to learn some german and i think listening to some music might be helpful. any songs i would know as an american that are in german as well that i could find on amazon or itunes? they dont have to be new, my range of music i listen to stems back as far as the 1950s.

Die waiting for treatment with rationed government health care... or get treatment right now and have your car or house taken to pay for your medical bills? Personally think that material possessions mean nothing, id take my health any day over death, cause if your dead none of that stuff means anything.

i was attempting to do some cooking today, i made some chicken tenders on the stove, the outside was dark brown, i had it on very high for like 2 or 3 minutes so i guess just the outside got cooked, cause the inside was kinda chewy and tough, like a light brownish color. i ate one piece, by the next piece i noticed that they weren't cooked in the middle, the one i ate got a little cooked, so i didn't notice it as much as the others which still looked raw.

For surgery (from when i decided i needed it, well mild surgery, wisdom teeth), it may have cost 1500 bucks before insurance, but why on earth do we want to change the best healthcare system in the world? how long would i have waited in canada or europe?

predict the principle product for the following aldol consensations:

1. benzaldehyde + methyl phenyl ketone ____OH-____>

2. 2 equivalents of cyclopentanone ____OH-____>

any help at all is much appreciated

it is known that the toothless allele in sharks is an autosomal recessive lethal and is abbreviated T. Normal sharks have teeth and that allele is t. toothless is dominant for tooth type. initial generation G0 is 800 toothless and 150 with teeth. G1 is 650 toothless and 300 with teeth

what is the frequency of toothless allele in G0 and G1.

i got .4211 and .3421, not sure if they are right, just wanted to double check to make sure im doing the problem right, otherwise ill get everything else wrong, any help is much appreciated.

1. Outline a mechanism for the rxn of acetophenone with clorox (mixture of Cl2, NaOH, and water)

2. what would be the major organic product for 3-chloroacetophenone with clorox?

3. what would be the major organic product for ethyl 1-naphthyl ketone with clorox

any help on how to do these is much appreciated.

I just need help with the last part of the question, i put the rest in case that helps to find it though. any help is much appreciated

The following initial rates data were obtained for

5Br1- + BrO31- + 6H1+ 3Br2 + 3H2O

EXP____[Br1-]o__[BrO31-]o __[H1+]o __-[Br1-]/ t (M/s)

1 ____0.300 ___0.130 ____0.200_____1.37e-02

2 ____0.450 ____0.130 ___0.200 _____2.06e-02

3 ____0.300 ____0.260 ___0.200 _____2.75e-02

4 ____0.300 ____0.130 ___0.500 _____8.58e-02

What are the reactant orders?

Order of Br1- = 1 (Right)

Order of BrO31- = 1 (right)

Order of H1+ = 2 (right)

What are the units of the rate constant. Use exponents but no superscript. Separate M and s with a space. For example, use M-5 s-2 to indicate M-5·s-2.

M-3 s-1 (right)

What is the value of the specific rate constant for the reaction (no units)? Hint: the rate constant for the reaction is not the same as the rate constant for the disappearance of Br1-.

k = ???

What is the rate of consumption of O2 in a combustion reaction carried out in a 28.00 L flask if 6.16 mmol of oxygen is consumed in 43.9 s?

Rate = M/s

I've tried a few methods and i keep getting it wrong, any help is much appreciated!

What is the standard reduction potential of the Y3+/Y redox couple if the cell potential of the following cell at 25 oC is 0.95 V?

Y / Y3+ (1.3 M) // Br2(l), Br1-(0.17 M) / Pt

Eo = V

i need help finding the calculated potential, im not sure what im doing wrong here, i can calculate the percent difference right, but apparently the calculated value im using is wrong? (1.56 V) im not sure how that is so.

Complete the following table. The measured potentials are your experimental data. Use the table of Standard Reduction Potentials. to determine the calculated potentials. Use the Zn2+/Zn potential as the reference in each case. Please enter your potentials in volts. Hint: Use the Nernst Equation where necessary.

Standard Reduction Potentials

Zn 2+ (aq) + 2e 1– ⇌ Zn(s) ___ V = –0.76

Ag 1+ (aq) + e 1– ⇌ Ag(s) ___ V = +0.80

The percent difference is defined as:

[ (Calculated Potential - Measured Potential) / Calculated Potential ] x 100.

Note that, defined in this way, percent differences can be positive or negative.

Ag-Zn

Measured Potential = .365V

Calculated Potential = ???V

% difference = 76.6%

*yes i know the % diff is very high, ha*

any help at all would be appreciated, my teacher hasn't gone much into detail on problems like this, thanks.

A solution is 0.0200 M in each Ca2+ and M2+. Adjusting the pH of the solution to which of the following values would achieve the best separation by precipitation of the metal hydroxides?

hydroxide Ksp

Ca(OH)2 : 5.50e-06

M(OH)2 : 6.52e-15

Best pH = 13.0 or 12.5 12.0 or 11.5 or 11.0 or 10.5 or 10.0 or 9.5 or 9.0 or 8.5 or 8.0

What would be the resulting concentrations of the ions if the solution were adjusted to this pH?

[Ca2+] = M

[M2+] = M

**This is Involving an ORIGINAL XBOX, the one that was released on November 15th, 2001 and NOT the xbox 360, i know this game is not backwards compatible (sorry, past experiences makes me put a disclaimer)**

I bought mad dash racing the other day and my system will sit there reading it for a while in the dashboard, then go to some screen where it says "This is an xbox game disc, please put it into your xbox to start playing" ... my other xbox games all work just fine with no problems, it is just this one game... and the game works in the play n trade xbox fine, so they wont take it back (last game i ever buy from them, gs is better, i just tell em i dont like it). any reason? maybe my xbox isnt updated or something? or too updated?

also, i pulled my dvd playback thing out and it says i need to connect the dvd playback kit to it? idk

(.47 + 4x)^4

been a long time since i have taken algebra, i need this factored to finish a chemistry problem, please, or help on how to do it, any help is appreciated.

initial concentrations

Cu(NH3)4 2+ = .0083

Cu2+ = 0

4NH3 = .47

K = 2.1e-13

did i set this up right? i keep getting my answer wrong when i work it out.

_____Cu(NH3)4 2+ <--> Cu2+ + 4NH3

Initial: __ .0083_______0______.47

Change:__-x_________+x_____+4x

Equil:__.0083-x_______x_____.47+4x

My teacher hasn't done a problem like this and I'm very confused, any help on how i would go about solving this is very much appreciated, please!

A 4.691-g sample of a solid, weak, monoprotic acid is used to make 100.0 mL of solution. 20.0 mL of this solution was titrated with 0.09348-M NaOH. The pH after the addition of 15.16 mL of base was 5.16, and the equivalence point was reached with the addition of 40.31 mL of base.

a) How many millimoles of acid are in the original solid sample? Hint: Don't forget the dilution.

mmol acid

b) What is the molar mass of the acid?

g/mol

c) What is the pKa of the acid?

pKa =

i need help with part c, i tried a few methods, all wrong

the analyte is a diprotic acid

equivalence points 1 and 2, at 20 and 40 mL

b) If the titrant has a molarity of 0.2750 M and there are 40.00 mL of analyte present, what is the molarity of the analyte?

molarity = .1375 M (Right)

c) If 0.4403 g of analyte were dissoved in 40.00 mL of water to perform this titration, what is the molecular mass of the analyte?

MW = g/mol

I'm not sure if this is enough info since there is a graph that goes with it, i just wanna know what would i go about doing to solve this to find M?

b) If the titrant has a molarity of 0.1000 M and there are 45.00 mL of analyte present, what is the molarity of the analyte?

molarity = M