Why doesn't everyone in the class pool their resources, and do parts of the problem and collaborate?
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oh do not worry
the prof is a retard
and does not realize the full solutions manual is online in pdf form
Still, I need to know how to do the problem, so I only check my answers with the solutions manual
I'd be more surprised if the solutions weren't online
Yeah
>pulling questions straight from a textbook when the textbook used is quite standard for QM
hey
chemistry question
CH4 + O2 -> CO2 + H2O is not spontaneous right?
if i hold a match up to them
also if they are in a room of pure oxygen
then its pretty close
Hey
I need help with chem
By definition doesn't deltag = deltah - t*s?
Because it's not working
And I'm confused
what is t*s
because unless it has units of kJ/mol, than that looks wrong
oh
temperature times S
I think
idk then
@Phijkchu_Pikachu why it no work
It's a graded problem set
if you take the delta it is delta TS
-167.2-(298.2*.0565) does not equal -131.2
what are the two temperatures
Oh so we need to find Delta s?
It's constant temp
25°
then yes
find delta S
How do I find Delta s?
no idea
Do you have delta G?
Yes
I mean I guess I could calculate it for Delta s
shudders welp
Guess I'm gonna go kms
I know that leg
haha I should show you what I am working on
Kappa
Here it is
Kapap
Found it
I am aware
lol
a was the hard part
well, actually
c is also going to be a pain in the ass
b is probably the only easy part of this Kappa
the answer is 24
i believe it's 42
>first question is a proof
>answer is 24
I've only taken up to algebra 1 👍
i know what i'm talking about
wow, how do you not know quantum mechanics 1 material
thats ez stuff
just 2nd year university material
Kappa
definitely didn't drop out of middle school and took the ged instead
quantum mechanics ha ha my dude
