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A condensed summary of all relevant equations and graphs for physics for chemists term 1, with detailed explanations. This significantly reduces time spent revising this module.

Condensed summary of physics for chemists term 2, including every equation and examples of how to solve problems with these equations. This will significantly reduce time spent revising this module.

Worked through examples of eigenvalues and vector questions which are frequent in exams. Includes a step by step method as to how to answer these styles of questions.

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I have attended every class and taken notes from all of the lectures and there are summary sheets that are included from my own notes.

Chem 111 Exam I Problem Set Spring 2021. The exam had questions that needed to be answered.

Chemistry (The Central Science), Edition 11, Brown, LeMay, Bursten, Murphy, Woodward (all chapters complete, answered and Newly updated latest ) A+ Solution Guide Chemistry (The Central Science), Edition 11, Brown, LeMay, Bursten, Murphy, Woodward Test Bank Chemistry: The Central Science, 11th Edition Theodore E. Brown, Emeritus) University of Illinois H. Eugene LeMay, University of Nevada, Reno Bruce E. Bursten, Worcester Polytechnic Institute Catherine Murphy, University of Illinois at Urba...

Approximately 100 mL of iodine, a dark blue liquid, was poured into a beaker and about 150 mL of water, a clear liquid, was added to the same beaker, making the liquid about 250 mL in volume. In a flask, 0.11 g of white, powdery vitamin C was measured then 100 mL of water was added to the flask. 20 drops (which is about 1 mL) of starch indicator, a clear liquid, were put in as well. While the buret was at eye level and over the sink, it was rinsed out three times to coat the inside of the glass ...