Chiral. :)
For 0.13M HOBr.
You need to remember
Ka * Kb = 10^-14
and pKa + pKb = 14
Also OHBr dissociates to give OH- so you need to find POH then do 14 - POH to give PH.
As POH + PH = 14.
lol bishop Isnt too bad in other courses...
He writes up on the board a lot in my CHEM course and actually makes a lot of sense.
When i was doing MATS i hated him :S
I mean, i dont know what her name is.
I prolly do have her for a tute but i dont know what her name is :S.
So yer, anybody got a pik or a link to a pik?
The Chemical Sciences building is pretty good, its big, shiny, and labs are awesome.
Its also spacious and there are some rooms to study.
Its directly connected to the massive Applied sciences building
lol i saw you fiddling with the comp it looked like you had it.
Also, Why does this guy seem so familiar......
http://www.chem.unsw.edu.au/staffprofiles/haines.html
Yer tomorrows calculus.
lol you'll never find out who i am :).
Yer i like the algebra dude a lot, lol he does 15 laps of the lecture theatre during his lectures.
Hm just thought id make ya happy by posting something irrelevant.
That way when you actually click on this thread eagerly waiting replies you'll be disappointed :hammer:
This might come as a shock to you. But if it rains in one city it doesnt necessarily rain in another city..
OP didnt mention anything about that.....
Your pathetic