Zephyr
12-14-2008, 11:05 PM
What I learned in AP Chem
Heat lost = heat gained. Ex- You lose heat to the environment while doing AP Chem homework in your basement.
Work= Force x Distance
Ex= The amount of homework you’ve done equals how hard you write times the number of sheets of paper you use.
Free radicals: Elements with unshared electron pairs that can cause cancer.
Can be found in the junk food you consume while concentrating on AP Chem homework.
-1(ΔH= q-w)
Where delta H is your social life, q is the hours of AP chemistry homework per week, and w is free time weekly. As a rule, q is greater than or equal to w. Always.
Time has a relative value. Your perception of time is almost never equal to another. Only with a standard may time be measured, but there are still numerous incontinuities.
Ex- Being in school and ready for AP Chem at 7:20 to you means 7:35 to your teacher.
Condensed kangaroo rat is highly flammable.
Heat lost = heat gained. Ex- You lose heat to the environment while doing AP Chem homework in your basement.
Work= Force x Distance
Ex= The amount of homework you’ve done equals how hard you write times the number of sheets of paper you use.
Free radicals: Elements with unshared electron pairs that can cause cancer.
Can be found in the junk food you consume while concentrating on AP Chem homework.
-1(ΔH= q-w)
Where delta H is your social life, q is the hours of AP chemistry homework per week, and w is free time weekly. As a rule, q is greater than or equal to w. Always.
Time has a relative value. Your perception of time is almost never equal to another. Only with a standard may time be measured, but there are still numerous incontinuities.
Ex- Being in school and ready for AP Chem at 7:20 to you means 7:35 to your teacher.
Condensed kangaroo rat is highly flammable.