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Boltzmann distribution
Thanks Watson!
I will indeed try that! |
5-3-2012 at 14:49
by: qw098 |
Boltzmann distribution
If I find the ratios of the adjacent energy levels and they are the same then it is a Boltzmann dist ... |
3-3-2012 at 17:52
by: qw098 |
Boltzmann distribution
Thank you for the response Watson.
No, the question is not a homework question per se, just a que ... |
3-3-2012 at 08:38
by: qw098 |
Boltzmann distribution
All I am given as data is: That the system contains 38 particles with three equally spaced energy le ... |
3-3-2012 at 07:06
by: qw098 |
Boltzmann distribution
Hi guys,
I have a system of particles in different energy levels. I know how many particles are i ... |
2-3-2012 at 14:52
by: qw098 |
how does the ring form??
Hey Arrhenius, what program did you use to draw those schemes? They look awesome! |
12-12-2011 at 07:04
by: qw098 |
Very Basic Carbonyl question
I understand it quite well DJF90, but I am trying to understand why! I understand that both reaction ... |
2-12-2011 at 05:08
by: qw098 |
Very Basic Carbonyl question
Haha ScienceSquirrel! Too funny!
One other small question for you/the other guys on the forum. I ... |
1-12-2011 at 17:24
by: qw098 |
Very Basic Carbonyl question
Blush as in I should be embarrassed for asking that question to my professor?
Should I be embarra ... |
1-12-2011 at 14:05
by: qw098 |
Very Basic Carbonyl question
This is awesome sciencesquirrel! Thanks!
I sent the same question to my professor... but it's bee ... |
1-12-2011 at 06:57
by: qw098 |
Very Basic Carbonyl question
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Both reactions occur, but the enolate reaction i ... |
1-12-2011 at 05:48
by: qw098 |
Very Basic Carbonyl question
Why in the heck does NaOH deprotonate the alpha carbon and not act as a nucleophile for nucleophilic ... |
30-11-2011 at 20:31
by: qw098 |
Energy vs. R --> Energy vs. Time
Hi Guys,
This is a Molecular mechanics/molecular dynamics question.
I have an energy vs R. gra ... |
2-11-2011 at 12:40
by: qw098 |
NMR - Restricted Rotation
Would I be able to tell by looking at an NMR if the protons on the top ethyl would be more downfield ... |
1-11-2011 at 17:57
by: qw098 |
NMR - Restricted Rotation
Yes, sorry I meant magnetically equivalent.
Great explanation Dr.Bob, I enjoyed the "One ethyl is ... |
1-11-2011 at 08:01
by: qw098 |
NMR - Restricted Rotation
Please explain further!
I don't understand why the two ethyls would be chemically different  |
31-10-2011 at 17:24
by: qw098 |
NMR - Restricted Rotation
Ok, then why are the two ethyls attached to the nitrogen not chemically equivalent? |
31-10-2011 at 16:32
by: qw098 |
NMR - Restricted Rotation
Hi Guys,
I was wondering why for the compound below do I see for the H-NMR that the two ethyl gro ... |
31-10-2011 at 12:28
by: qw098 |
NMR Tree Diagram
Nevermind, I finished my whole assignment thanks to you sir!!! I've had this assignment for THREE we ... |
25-10-2011 at 14:15
by: qw098 |
NMR Tree Diagram
Thanks for the response!
I did draw a diagram! And I got the answer!!! You sir, are AMAZING!  T ... |
25-10-2011 at 13:42
by: qw098 |
NMR Tree Diagram
Thanks. Yes, you are right, I mislabeled my hydrogen. The chemical shift should correspond to the ad ... |
25-10-2011 at 12:55
by: qw098 |
NMR Tree Diagram
Hi Guys,
For the peak seen at 7.85ppm (shown below) which is pretty "clean", it seems to be a ddd ... |
25-10-2011 at 11:31
by: qw098 |
