Can someone please help with intro to chem? [+full rep]

[learningtoneopet1]

I'm working on an online quiz/review right now and need at least a 50% in order to get full points... Only problem is I can only get a 50% now if I get the last two correct. My teacher doesn't teach us this stuff in class beforehand, so this will be my third one I've failed if I can't get these last two problems right... I'm mainly looking for someone to check my answers before I submit them. Full rep will be provided. Thanks guys!

[Water]

Feel free to PM me @(you need an account to see links)

[learningtoneopet1]

If someone else is able to help out too, that would be great. I would like to have 2 opinions to be completely sure that these are correct. I can't take any chances.

[legit]

@(you need an account to see links) I'm happy to help!

[learningtoneopet1]

PMed both of you. If anyone else is interested as well, post away and I'll hit you up if legit and water have different opinions on the answer

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Yup, still need more help I'm gonna be up for maybe 3 or 4 more hours, and it's my last chance to do it so hopefully someone can come along soon.

[Mama Bear]

My teacher doesn't teach us this stuff in class beforehand

As a teacher myself, that seems like a really shitty, backwards, unsupportive way of running a class. You can shoot them through to me and I'll see if it's a topic in chem I know.

[learningtoneopet1]

As a teacher myself, that seems like a really shitty, backwards, unsupportive way of running a class. You can shoot them through to me and I'll see if it's a topic in chem I know.

Unfortunately, it is... She has us do these before class to make sure we're doing our required reading... The real question though is how we're supposed to do it just by reading a book? Not everyone is capable of doing it that way lol.

[Mama Bear]

Unfortunately, it is... She has us do these before class to make sure we're doing our required reading... The real question though is how we're supposed to do it just by reading a book? Not everyone is capable of doing it that way lol.

Most learners are not able to, statistically speaking. Particularly with complex things. Not being allowed to seek clarification or guidance is super shit. I mean, what are they paying your TEACHer to do? /pedagogicalrant

[learningtoneopet1]

Most learners are not able to, statistically speaking. Particularly with complex things. Not being allowed to seek clarification or guidance is super shit. I mean, what are they paying your TEACHer to do? /pedagogicalrant

Well, she gets paid probably 90k a year to lecture 10 hours a week and have us fail the online stuff. The chem professors here tend to be pretty shitty, but there's one good one that I'm hoping to get for Ochem.

[Mama Bear]

Well, she gets paid probably 90k a year to lecture 10 hours a week and have us fail the online stuff. The chem professors here tend to be pretty shitty, but there's one good one that I'm hoping to get for Ochem.

That shit would not fly here. If there is a high percentage of students failing, attention is paid to why. I want my students to succeed; it doesn't feel good seeing people who are trying their best only to fail. Guh. Perhaps I'm too idealistic.