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My fwens gets aboosed on the daily and it hurts me. Sure we fuck up sometimes but in the end TWC lives still matter :xfeels: -Orange

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140m way more than that, nice skiller id say 250 + easy edit- why the hunting so low ???

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Good luck

Had my final last night, overall wasn't as bad as I was expecting

what a nice guy

fucking shitty i made a 50

I had a chem lab final that was online

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Thanks and sadly enough I dont know 3 or 33 I'm gonna go back to that chapter real fast, I have to do alot of dividing if i remember correctly

Thanks! Thanks alot!

Strange so when you click the spoiler it doesnt appear ? Perhaps refreshing might fix it edit- deleted spoilers hopefully it shows up now

So my chem final is tonight in like 7 hours, and I'm looking over this practice test that I've heard is very similar to last years final, few problems I don't understand how to do so hopefully you guys/girls can help, and ill forever be in your debt Problem 1: Problem 2: On this problem I assume the orbital B is the largest since principal quantum number = Size Problem 3: Problem 4/5: For question 27, it appears like a trigonal pyramid so the angle should be 120 degrees ? And on Problem 28, the carbon is surrounded by 4 electron domains so it would be a tetrahederal which means its sp3 hybridized orbitals ? Problem 6/7: Problem 33 always trips me up I forget how to calculate percent yield of a substance and for Problem 34 do I have to find the molar mass of the solute NaNo3 ? Thanks !!!!!!

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Ahh the helps a whole lot, so I see the carbons now but, what about nitrogen, what does the line coming from the top of the right structure linked to the N mean ? Yea it was confusing, but now that I think of it it might've been a bonus question because it was the last question on the test but either way it got my mind thinking

Thanks both for the help makes better since now , and yea I've only had like one problem like this on a past test and it was a CH3 molecule and it asked how many lone pairs it needed to complete its lewis structure, I guessed 0 and got it right, but im sitting here reviewing all my material and it was frustrating me cause I couldn't understand how to read it/how I got it write, because i just see a hexagon shape with 3 lines inside.

what exactly is the point ? And thanks for putting a helpful post Thanks fellow twc member="adapt" made it for me I found random examples from the internet, and its not really homework its just I see pictures like the 2nd one and have no clue how to tell how many bonds are in it