Worksheets

• Fill in the four quantum numbers for one electron in that orbital
• Match the orbital’s appearance

1. *In the last column, drag and drop the picture of the orbital shape from the set of images provided below into the space for that row. 
2. *To determine the correct  illustration of the orbital, access the link to the orbital explorer simulation by clicking on the title of the worksheet "QUANTUM NUMBERS"
3. * Once accessed, change the display mode and choose isosurface. Input the set of quantum numbers of each orbital then click “update orbital”.
4. *Compare the illustration of the orbital presented on the website from the set of images below.

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Choose the correct shape and the corresponding shape polarity

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Bimolecular Nucleophilic Substitution Rate. Involved two species (RX and Nu-). Rate = k[RX][Nu-] Second order reaction Reaction mechanism: One step. Methyl halide and primary haloalkane with less steric effect more reactive towards SN2.

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Answer questions that require students to understand that one dozen equals 12.

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Reaction Types & General Forms (AB Patterns)

• Synthesis (Combination):
  A + B → AB
• Single Displacement (Replacement):
  A + BC → AC + B
  or
  BA + C → B + CA
• Double Displacement (Metathesis):
  AB + CD → AD + CB
• Combustion:
  Hydrocarbon + O₂ → CO₂ + H₂O
•                                    1st    2nd

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Neutralization Reactions

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