…in class. I also used the CU Boulder Organic Archive which has old tests ranging from 1999-2014. This was useful when studying for tests. My professor also had a personal…
Read more…is really about trusting yourself that you can memorize. Some other resources I’ve used: -Great book, must-read. http://joshuafoer.com/moonwalking-with-einstein/ -Forum for meeting other memory wizards. http://mnemotechnics.org -Memorize ANYTHING: http://www.memrise.com/home/ Thank you…
Read moreIron smelting! Photo credit: http://sclowcountryoutdoors.blogspot.com/2011/02/iron-smelting-at-acba.html In the beginning, the term actually made sense. When the alchemists and medieval metallurgists started doing experiments to quantify exactly how much iron, say was…
Read more…Ber. 1885, 18 (2), 2269-2281 DOI: 10.1002/cber.18850180296 The original paper on ring strain by the legendary chemist Adolf von Baeyer. Even though this paper is titled on a completely different…
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Read more…determined this by comparing heats of combustion from rings of various sizes, and saw that the ΔHcombustion per CH2 was essentially constant as ring sizes went above 12. Based on…
Read more…similar results if we compared heats of formation instead of heats of combustion, but combustion is so much more vivid : – ) 6. What Factors Might Lead To Ring…
Read more…the compound now known as “Dess-Martin periodinane”, a hypervalent I(V) compound that has found widespread use as a mild oxidant in organic synthesis. Prof. J. C. Martin spent most of…
Read more…the standard battery of tests, doctors told me that my platelet count was 34. Normal humans have platelet counts of 150-300. Below 20 they immediately start blood infusions. The diagnosis…
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