'Electrostatic repulsion' presentation slideshows

Chapter Menu

The Periodic Table and Periodic Law. Section 6.1 Development of the Modern Periodic Table Section 6.2 Classification of the Elements Section 6.3 Periodic Trends. Click a hyperlink or folder tab to view the corresponding slides. Exit. Chapter Menu.

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Conformational Analysis

Conformational Analysis. Newman Projections Ring Strain Cyclohexane Conformations. Views of Ethane. The Newman Projection. Rotational Conformations of Ethane. Definitions. Conformations - Different spatial arrangments that a molecule can adopt due to rotation about sigma bonds.

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The Periodic Table

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The biosynthesis of cell constituents I

The biosynthesis of cell constituents I. Objectives Why is ATP a high-energy phosphate compound? High phosphoryl transfer potential compounds. Energy charge regulates metabolism. Sources of ATP during exercise. Refer to chapter 14, Stryer, 5e and chapter 13, Lehninger, 4e.

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Citric Acid/TCA Cycle

CHAPTER 15: Basic Concepts and Design in Metabolism. Glycolysis Coupled with Cellular Respiration Maximizes Energy Generation. Citric Acid/TCA Cycle. Why are these coupled pathways so important?. Transit and Metabolic Maps: Complex and Functional.

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Understanding Transport through Membranes

Understanding Transport through Membranes. The importance of ion transport through membranes.

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Atomic structure

Atomic structure. 3.1. Structure and spectra of hydrogenic atoms 3.1.1 The structure of hydrogenic atoms 3.1.2 Atomic orbitals and their energies 3.1.3 Spectroscopic transitions and selection rules 3.2. The structure of many electron atoms 3.2.1 The orbital approximation

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Colloidal Aggregation

Colloidal Aggregation. FDSC400. Goals. Aggregation rate Interaction potentials Electrostatic repulsion Van der Waals attraction DVLO theory Steric repulsion. Second order reaction (fast kinetics):. Aggregation Rate. or. 2P P 2. Smoulokowski Kinetics.

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Nano Technologies for Improved Oil & Gas Recovery

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The Mysterious Nucleus

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Chapter 6.5 Quiz 5 Questions 25 points

Chapter 6.5 Quiz 5 Questions 25 points. 1. According to VSEPR theory, the electrostatic repulsion between electron pairs surrounding an atom causes. an electron sea to form. positive ions to form. these pairs to be separated as far as possible. light to reflect. 1.

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Colloids

Colloids. Tyndall effect Light is scattered by particles suspended in water Use the Tyndall effect to differentiate between a true solution and a suspension True solution - a homogeneous mixture ions and molecules are too small to scatter visible light

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