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Sorry. What Foote showed was that CO2 absorbed sunlight, not the thermal IR emitted from the surface.
That's the property that drives the greenhouse effect
So they threw themselves a party.
Who are these clowns?
Mostly it's the thermo tax. 50% to waste heat
You start by calculating the number of moles of whatever from the given and balancing the equation. You then divide the # moles by the StCoeff to get the SE. Everything else flows simply from there. For example, in a limiting reactant problem the limiting one is the one with the smallest SE. 2/2
May have been this
chem.libretexts.org/Courses/Prin...
but the real point is that it introduces the idea of stoichiometric equivalents (#moles/Stoich coeff) that makes solving any stoichiometry problem easy. 1/2
Amen to that. Our luck was to find a group of social workers who before becoming consultants had worked for the state inspecting care homes. Mom's problem was physical (sight, hearing) and it was particularly hard to find a facility for her.
In the words of PT Barnum, no one ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public
At BCCE some years ago (2018?) I remember a talk where the presenter was sharing a nifty worksheet. If students followed the instructions on the worksheet, they would always set up stoichiometry questions correctly. The presenter was so proud of how error-free the worksheet was.
About the only thing I can see is reading horizontally, left to right, across the entries is better than in they were stacked vertically,top to bottom
It's still zucchini
Default setting is don't
Professor Claire Vallance (Oxford Chemistry) will be speaking in London at this year’s Pint of Science festival on 19 May.
An accessible look at the chemistry of interstellar space and the molecules shaping our universe.
A suggestion: Find trusted colleagues at places you want to attract students from. Ask them to send a student (no questions asked). Think about using projects where the student and colleague can continue the collaboration during the fall.
It's still Hershey's and it still sucks.
Play-by-play of how the NIH was demolished and left on the chopping room floor.
elizabethginexi.substack.com/p/one-year-a...
The average temperature over the entire contiguous U.S. (CONUS) in March was 10.5°C, 5.2°C above average, ranking as the warmest March in the 132-year record.
This marks the first time any month's average temperature has exceeded 5°C above its 20th-century baseline.
www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monit...
Very anti union
Our REU renewal was funded!
We found out today so we are accepting applications now! Like right now!
Application review is going to happen swiftly as we know we’re are late in the typical cycle.
pa.msu.edu/undergraduat...
#reu #physics #astronomy #research
Walmart's customers end up having to subsidize Walmart's employees. Lose lose
How is competition from Walmart whose whole thing is screwing their employees good for Costco workers?
Map of NYC showing Costco warehouses
Costco NY
Oh come on, you think there are no desperate people looking for jobs in NYC? and Walmart is infamous for squeezing suppliers and sharp pricing practices for customers.
Walmart's predatory behavior everywhere is well known. Face eating tigers dont make exceptions.
Given how Walmart screwed DC that is a reach
Well, it is theater
The Fly
Smash hit
Depends if you dunk
