Chemistry

What color of visible light has the longest ?What is the frequency of light (s-1 ) that has a wavelength of 1.23 X 10 -6 cm ?

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light 1.The energy of a photon of light is of what proportional to its frequency and to what proportional to its wavelength.2. What color of visible light has the longest wavelength?3. What is the frequency of light (s-1 ) that has a wavelength of 1.23 X 10 -6 cm ?4. What is energy of a … Read more

Discuss how to determine how pure water is, manipulate ionic properties of specific compounds; ionic compounds are essential to life.

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Chemistry of Compounds and Chemical Reactions Discuss how to determine how pure water is, manipulate ionic properties of specific compounds; ionic compounds are essential to life. Research and explore a specific examples of compounds and chemical reactions.

Look up a scientific article which involves some aspect of chemistry and write a one page summary report over why it is important or interesting.

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CHEMISTRY SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE. Look up a scientific article which involves some aspect of chemistry and write a one page summary report over why it is important or interesting. Cite the work with the internet address if it’s from the internet. No specific format is need for assignments, just make the font size reasonable for me … Read more

Research and read about Green Chemistry principles and discuss some real-world examples.

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Synthesis Research and read about Green Chemistry principles and discuss some real-world examples. Do the following: 1 Read about the 12 principles of green chemistry from this website. 2 Pick one of those principles and explain it in detail. Please put the principle within your Subject heading. First come first serve, if your principle has … Read more

Pick one of the gas laws covered in textbook: Boyle’s Law, Charles’s Law, Gay-Lussac’s Law, The Ideal Gas Law, and Dalton’s Law. Find a real-life example of where your chosen law comes into play and claim this in your Subject heading . Provide the following information.

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Gas Laws. Pick one of the gas laws covered in textbook: Boyle’s Law, Charles’s Law, Gay-Lussac’s Law, The Ideal Gas Law, and Dalton’s Law. Find a real-life example of where your chosen law comes into play and claim this in your Subject heading . Provide the following information.  

Focus on one particular career and specifically describe how that career uses solution chemistry.

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Solution chemistry. Focus on one particular career and specifically describe how that career uses solution chemistry. Pick an occupation that you know must use solution chemistry. Describe what that career is and how one gets trained for it. Describe how the chemical principle you have identified is used by the individual in that career. Give … Read more

Research and briefly describe a real-life application of chemical equilibrium. How do we as a society benefit from equilibrium-driven processes?

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Chemical equilibrium Watch le chatelier’s principal chemical equilibrium on youtube then answer the question Le Chatelier’s principle | Chemical equilibrium | Chemistry | Khan Academy In our text, we cover various topics, such as Reversible Chemical Reactions, Equilibrium, Equilibrium Constants (using and calculating), and Le Châtelier’s Principle. Pick one of the above-mentioned topics and relate … Read more

Determine the experimental conditions that provide the most efficient extraction of REEs from U.S.

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Roanoke ,virgina Stewartsville,clay ,speciation and the characterizing . Therefore, novel extraction methods are high-priority research subjects. A report from the USGS on REEs revealed that the geology and climate of the Central Appalachian Mountains provide a suitable environment for the formation of regolith hosted ion-adsorption clay minerals, which raise the extracted quantity of REEs. Thus, … Read more

Demonstrate knowledge of the fundamental concepts of atomic structure, chemical bonding, intermolecular forces, chemical periodicity, and properties of the states of matter.

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Chemical reactions 1. Demonstrate knowledge of the fundamental concepts of atomic structure, chemical bonding, intermolecular forces, chemical periodicity, and properties of the states of matter. 2. Identify different classes of chemical reactions and predict products of basic reactions. 3.Write the correct chemical formula from a name and vice versa; 4.Describe the basic principles of thermochemistry. … Read more

Upon watching the above videos, please write separate reports on : the Halogens , Alkali Metals and Alkaline Earth Metals

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PROPERTIES OF SOME REPRESENTATIVE ELEMENTS Properties of the Halogens (23 min) Properties of Alkali Metals (6 min) Properties of Alkaline Earth Metals (6 min) Upon watching the above videos, please write separate reports on: The Halogens The Alkali Metals The Alkaline Earth Metals