Dear reader, we wish to make it feasible for you to understand this topic.
Presenting you with our pet presentation, Thermodynamics!
May your speed of answering questions in exams ever be likened to a negative ΔG.
Author: amau001
Week 11 Group Assignment
Dear reader.
Get moving. Go kinetic.
Week 10 Group Assignment
Dear reader. In life, you have a lot of carbon. Life itself is organic carbon, after all. As humans, we respire, taking in oxygen and giving out carbon dioxide, in a glorious contribution to the carbon cycle.
Presenting to you, the cumulation of all these representations. Of carbons, oxygens, and of carbons double-bonded to oxygens.
The carbonyls.
Week 9 Group Assignment
Do you know what electrophiles are?
That’s right.
They’re positive.
Week 8 Group Assignment
Good evening, dear reader. As we understand it, some of you have been feeling a little negative about things. To those of you who feel that way, we implore you to keep searching for the positive things in life.
In other words.
Be a nucleophile.
Week 6 Meeting Minutes
Minutes of Meeting
Location: Hall 18A TV Lounge
Date: 16 Sep 2015
Time: 1.30pm to 2.30pm
Subject: Group Assignment Questions 1 and 2, Week 6
Present: All group members
Absent: N/A
Minutes By: Asher
Discussion
1) Reviewed isomerism
2) Lively discussion on how to convert between projections
3) Even livelier discussion about chirality
4) End of sidetracking, discussed organic questions
Answers
1) Drafting of answer by Zara, assistance from other members
Work Delegation
1) Write out the answer: Zara; Deadline: 17 Sep 2015 8.30pm
2) Scanning and uploading to blog: Asher; Deadline: 18 Sep 2015 11.59pm
3) Uploading minutes to blog: Asher; Deadline: 18 Sep 2015 11.59pm
Asher’s comments
Sorry for being late! >.<“
Week 6 Group Assignment
We hope to stimulate some optical activity from you, the reader. May we interest you in some answers?
See you again next week!
Week 5 Meeting Minutes
Minutes of Meeting
Location: Hall 18A TV Lounge
Date: 9 Sep 2015
Time: 1.30pm to 3.00pm
Subject: Group Assignment Question 7, Week 5
Present: All group members
Absent: N/A
Minutes By: Asher
Discussion
1) Reviewed theory of energy level differences due to CFT
2) Discussed relative energy levels of d-orbitals in each shape
Answers
1) Drafting of answer by Alvin, assistance from other members
Work Delegation
1) Write out the answer: Pratham; Deadline: 10 Sep 2015 8.30pm
2) Scanning and uploading to blog: Asher; Deadline: 11 Sep 2015 11.59pm
3) Uploading minutes to blog: Asher; Deadline: 11 Sep 2015 11.59pm
Week 5 Group Assignment
From an empty blog space, we have transitioned to our first uploaded group assignment!
The question is as follows:
“Predict the splitting of the d-orbitals for linear, square planar, tetrahedral and octahedral geometries.”
We hope you had fun reading our answers!