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  1. Site Map - Orbital Hybridization Questions and Videos | Socratic

    What orbital hybridization is expected for the central atom in a molecule with a square planar geometry ? A) sp3d B) sp3 C) sp2 D) sp3d2 Question #497fa Question #16995 Question #73027 Question #2c01b

  2. Answers created by Loweena Gonasegaran - Socratic

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  3. Question #862f2 - Socratic

    Feb 4, 2016 · Not by the reaction between potassium chloride, potassium dichromate, and concentrated sulfuric acid. Chlorine gas, "Cl"_2, is not obtained by heating potassium chloride, "KCl", potassium …

  4. Applications of Linear Graphs Questions and Videos - Socratic

    Questions What are different real world problems that are modeled by Linear equations? How do you use a graph to determine how many hours are required to earn $60 if a job pays $20 per hour? What …

  5. Question #d397d + Example - Socratic

    This is an interesting and almost philosophical question. (I was hoping someone else would try to answer it first). With the qualification that different environments may have their own standards (for …

  6. Answers created by Rachel - Socratic

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  7. Site Map - Nuclear Equations Questions and Videos | Socratic

    How would you write a balanced nuclear equations for the emission of an alpha particle by polonium-209 and for the decay of calcium-45 to scandium-45?

  8. Question #2bf4b - Socratic

    Because the charge on the nucleus is increasing, making the force of attraction between the electrons and the protons increase! When we move from the left to the right on the table, the atomic radius will …

  9. How does apparent magnitude differ from absolute magnitude?

    Apparent magnitude of a star is the brightness we see from Earth. But as this varies with distance astronomers use absolute magnitude as standard..That is the star as seen from a constant distance …

  10. On the weekends, Paul jogs 9/10 mile. On the weekdays, Paul ... - Socratic

    Feb 26, 2017 · 4/10 Since both have the same denominators, we only need to worry about the numerators. Subtract 9 from 5: 9-5=4 4 is the numerator of our problem. Our denominators stays as …