Diatomics - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Includes everything from first few weeks in General Chemistry; from the atom to nomenclature.

6 pages of atomic structure and radiation! this includes: atomic structure, electromagnetic radiation + electrons, development of atomic model, isotopes, radioactive decay, radioactive particles (alpha, beta, gamma etc), dangers of radiation, nuclear decay equations, radiation in medicine, nuclear fusion and fission.

Lists common elements with atomic number and symbol, 7 diatomic elements, and 2 polyatomic elements.Explains structure of periodic table, and 5 groups.

What is the degree of substitution? <<ANSWERS>>>The number of alkyl groups a specific carbon is bonded to (more alkyl groups means more stable) What reagents are required in a dissolving metal reduction? <<ANSWERS>>>Na or Li, ammonia (NH3) as solvent Provide a summary of dissolving metal reduction <<ANSWERS>>>2 hydrogens (one equivalent) are added to an alkyne to form the E alkene (anti addition) What is the stereochemistry of the dissolving ...

What is the degree of substitution? <<ANSWERS>>>The number of alkyl groups a specific carbon is bonded to (more alkyl groups means more stable) What reagents are required in a dissolving metal reduction? <<ANSWERS>>>Na or Li, ammonia (NH3) as solvent Provide a summary of dissolving metal reduction <<ANSWERS>>>2 hydrogens (one equivalent) are added to an alkyne to form the E alkene (anti addition) What is the stereochemistry of the dissolving ...

Aluminum - Al Antimony - Sb Argon - Ar Arsenic - As Barium - Ba Beryllium - Be Bismuth - Bi Boron - B Bromine (Diatomic) - Br Cadmium - Cd Calcium - Ca Carbon - C Cesium - Cs Chlorine (Diatomic) - Cl Chromium - Cr Cobalt - Co Copper - Cu Fluorine (Diatomic) - F Francium - Fr Gallium - Ga Germanium - Ge Gold - A