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7. Alkyl Halides

7. Alkyl Halides. What Is an Alkyl Halide. These are compounds containing a halogen bonded to a carbon atom. . The Frog. What Is an Alkyl Halide. These are compounds containing a halogen bonded to a carbon atom. . Naming Alkyl Halides . Identify the longest continuous carbon chain

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Chapter 5 Electromagnetic Radiation

Chapter 5 Electromagnetic Radiation. A photon is the smallest element of electromagnetic energy. Photons are energy disturbances moving through space at the speed of light. Photons have no mass but they do have electric and magnetic fields. Electromagnetic Radiation.

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Electron Optics

Electron Optics. Transmission Electron Microscope Optical instrument in that it uses a lens to form an image Scanning Electron Microscope Not an optical instrument (no image forming lens) but uses electron optics. Probe forming-Signal detecting device. Electron Optics.

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Application of DFTB in molecular electronics

Application of DFTB in molecular electronics. Jeffrey R Reimers, Gemma C. Solomon , Zheng-Li Cai, Noel S. Hush, School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney, Australia Alessio Gagliardi , Thomas Frauenheim, Department of Theoretical Physics, Paderborn University, Germany,

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Electron Optics

Electron Optics Transmission Electron Microscope Optical instrument in that it uses a lens to form an image Scanning Electron Microscope Not an optical instrument (no image forming lens) but uses electron optics. Probe forming-Signal detecting device. Electron Optics

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Electron Optics

Electron Optics. Transmission Electron Microscope Optical instrument in that it uses a lens to form an image Scanning Electron Microscope Not an optical instrument (no image forming lens) but uses electron optics. Probe forming-Signal detecting device. Electron Optics.

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Enzyme Kinetics and Catalysis

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HPLC Detectors UV-Vis Fluorescence

HPLC Detectors UV-Vis Fluorescence. Derek Jackson CHM410/1410 October 22, 2009 djackson@chem.utoronto.ca. HPLC Detectors. Once a mixture of compounds has been separated by HPLC, how do we detect them? Requirements for an HPLC detector Good sensitivity (high signal, low noise)

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Theory of Atomic Structure

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The Origins of X-Rays

The Origins of X-Rays. The X-Ray Spectrum. The X-Ray Spectrum (Changes in Voltage). The continuous spectrum is from electrons decelerating rapidly in the target and transferring their energy to single photons, Bremsstrahlung.

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Structure Determination by Spectroscopy

Structure Determination by Spectroscopy. Mass spectroscopy Ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy Infrared spectroscopy Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy. Mass Spectroscopy. Mass spec gives information about the molecular weight, and thus the formula, of a molecule.

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Light Meets Matter: Atoms and Lasers

Light Meets Matter: Atoms and Lasers. Martin Plenio - Clocks and Entanglement Peter Knight - Quanta and Non-Classicality Yaron Silberberg - Lasers and Microscopy Paul Corkum - Attosecond Science. Steve Brehmer - Mayo High School Rochester, Minnesota. What is light?.

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Colorimetry & Spectrophotometry

Colorimetry & Spectrophotometry. Useful Terminology. Colorimetry is the use of the human eye to determine the concentration of colored species. Spectrophotometry is the use of instruments to make the same measurements. It extends the range of possible measurements beyond

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Chapter 6: Energy and Chemical Reactions

Chapter 6: Energy and Chemical Reactions. Energy Types of energy Energy units Specific heat and energy transfer Changes of state Enthalpy: Thermochemical Equations Definitions Enthalpies of reaction Hess's law Enthalpy of formation standard state; standard molar enthalpies of formation

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Hybridization as a Way of Explaining VSEPR Theory

Hybridization as a Way of Explaining VSEPR Theory. Michael J.Foster C.W. Baker High School Baldwinsville, NY. (Click on the left mouse button to move through the presentation).

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HEALTHY HOLIDAY EATING AND DRINKING

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Ground vs. Excited State

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Membrane Transport

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CHAPTER 21: OPTICAL PROPERTIES

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Announcements

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