Dimensional Analysis
Problem 1
What is A?
Problem 1: True or False?
What is true?
Problem 1: Simple Addition and Subtraction
What is 1067?
Question 1: Gibbs- Free Energy Concept
What is this: ΔG = ΔH - T * ΔS? I don't know, but it's not General Chemistry 1 related!?
Question 1: What is my name?
What is Andy Sosa?
Problem 2
What is B?
Problem 2: Scientific Law about Freedom. Is it really a scientific law? Justify.
What is a freebie? Congratulations!
Problem 2: Getting difficult... Multiplication and Division
What is 1000?
Question 2: Ice tea during the summer
What is a homogeneous mixture?
Question 2: What is my major?
What is Chemistry?
Problem 3
What is 0.84 grams?
Problem 3: Yeah, Mr. White! Yeah, science!
Is this a scientific law? Justify.
What is a no? Repeated observation does not automatically make a statement a scientific law. An example of this is nuclear chemistry.
Problem 3: Using Derivatives to derive a Free Body Diagram (Physics related) of a Hydrogen Element
What? This topic doesn't even make sense?! Why would there be a Free body diagram??? Moreover, why would there be derivatives in a general chemistry course? That's for Physical Chemistry!
Question 3: Elements vs Compounds vs Solutions vs ...nth term.
What is B?
Question 3: Where did I last worked?
What is Distance Education?
Difficult Problem: Lv. 4
What is 4.18 J/g K?
Justify the Law of Conservation of Mass.
What is the law of conservation of mass states that in any chemical reaction or physical change, the total mass present after the change is equal to the total mass present before the change.
It just so happens that during the reaction, "the destroyed mass" is simply Carbon dioxide!
Problem 4: Prove using Mathematical Concepts and proper significant figures that...
What is 1.097?
Question 4: Do you like salad?
What is D? And also, yes. I like salads.
Question 4: What did I freely cooked without being influenced by anyone?
What? Freely cooked? It doesn't even make sense at all! Congrats! Your team gets free points!
Challenge Problem: Lv. 5
What is 1.60x10^-19 C?
Justify the Law of Conservation of Energy
Search for all types of energy to justify this statement.
What is when the ball drops and gain kinetic energy, it doesn't really "create" energy, but rather transformed from the potential energy to kinetic energy. Therefore, it doesn't violate the law of conservation of energy.
Problem 5: Prove using Mathematical Concepts and proper significant figures that...
What is 220?
Question 5: Group Discussion. The person who picks this option will explain the question in front of the class. The one who answers first gets free points.
What would you do when I said to you that you won free points!?
Question 5: Saan ako pinaanak?
What is the Philippines?