CHEM 1040 Final: Chemistry 1040 Exam Review

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30 Jan 2012

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Increases from top to bottom: decreases from top to bottom c. Increases from left to right: decreases from left to right, a and c, b and c, b and d, a and d, what is the ground state electron configuration of ti2+? a. b. c. d. e. [ar] 3d44s2: according to vsepr theory the angles in sef4 are/is, 90, 120, 180, ~90, ~120, ~180, 90, 180, 180, 90, 120. The next four questions refer to this molecule : the c1 c2 c3 bond angle is, ~180, ~120, ~109, ~90, hybrid orbital at c1 is: a. sp, sp2 c. sp3, sp3d e. sp3d2. H2c ch ch c oh. Long answer: what is the frequency of yellow light given that = 625nm, determine the energy of red light ( = 650nm, write the balanced net ionic equation if any reaction occurs, if no reaction write.

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