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Chemistry plays a vital role in everyday life even though it may not seem like it. One of these things include firearms, which exhibits chemistry throughout the whole entire process. They show chemical and physical properties ranging from the gunpowder to the actual process of firing a bullet. Gunpowder is what makes the whole reaction occur. Without the use of chemistry throughout a firearm, would make it useless and it wouldn't work. These uses of chemistry occurs so fast that you may not…

students either struggle with answering a problem or ask Mr. Crowder a question. Here are some examples that I noted throughout my time in the classroom. Mr. Crowder - Only two electrons can be in an orbital. Student - Doesn’t the P-Orbital set hold six electrons? Mr. Crowder - P-Orbital set includes three orbitals, thus six electrons occupy the set. Mr. Crowder - In order to account for the percent composition of isotopes you must include the algebraic expression (1-x) when completing the…

Chemistry ERT - ITEM 3 Item 3.1 and 3.2 – Graphs The trend for the number of electrons in the valence shell for an element is clearly seen in this graph. The lowest point of each peak coincides with the Group I alkali metals. From there on, the electron count climbs until a full shell is reached at eight electrons, i.e. the noble gases who have full outer shells. The full shell signals the end of a Period at Group VIII, and then it begins again in Group I in a new Period. There is…

done through optimized geometries of final dye with the highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) and lowest unoccupied molecular orbital (LUMO) at B3LYP/6-311G** level of calculations using Gaussian 03 program package [32, 33]. Thus, this principle is pretty beneficial for the utility of electron chemistry, due to the fact HOMO /LUMO potentials involve the capabilities of proton transfer or unshared pair/empty orbital…

was always too hot, and was even worse at the end of the day. Fourth block chemistry is now about to start and I am looking forward to my favorite class of the day. Chemistry is complicated for some, but for me it comes naturally. Learning about orbital notation and electron configuration is a snooze fest for most, but was actually quite intriguing to me. It was all about electrons spinning…

I choose Neon because of the many things that it can be used for such as cryogenics, lasers and neon signs. Also because neon is so rare compared to other elements Neon was discovered or isolated in 1898 by two chemist named Ramsay and Travers along with krypton and xenon Neon got its name from the Greek word neos which means new Neon is important for lighting,signs,lasers and refrigeration Neon is the fifth most abundant element in the universe but is very rare on Earth(about 0.0018%) of…

We would like to begin by stating our sincere gratitude towards you and your company for giving us the opportunity to help analyze your data from the Photoelectron Spectroscopy (PES) instrument. Our job was to complete five main tasks. We fixed your corrupted data of chlorine with a new one of our own. We expanded your portfolio so you have the PES of the elements Titanium and Vanadium, while also providing a full analysis of all of the elements that were tested. We discovered a pattern in which…

Robert Crowley Mr. Scott Period 3 October 30th 2015 Chemistry Introduction and Overview Elements are the substances that make up everything in the universe, known and unknown. This means that elements are what make up matter, and everything you see, hear and touch. There are 118 elements known to man, some that you may know include gold, iron and oxygen. Each of these have distinguishing qualities and they come in 3 different states of matter, solid, liquid and gas. Some of these are…

greater. By catapulting asteroids and comets in Earth’s direction, Jupiter and other jovian planets have caused cosmic collisions that helped shape Earth’s destiny. 25. The asteroid belt lies between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. This is due to orbital resonances with…

Introduction One thing that sets us apart from other species is our determination to quench our curiosity. For centuries, scientists and philosophers have done everything in their power to explore the depths of space. And now, in this day and age we are at a point where the far fetched dreams of those before us are no longer as impossible as they seem. It excites me that in the near future I may witness incredible feats being reached in space travel. Thus, I chose to garner a better…