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Why isn't CH3OH an electrolyte? I really have no idea what I'm talking about, but isn't it because it has OH (I think that's hydroxyl) that that makes it a base....? AKA a weak electrolyte?
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Okay. Well I won't get to ask my professor....that's just my lab TA and he's kind of a douche and doesn't really explain anything or answer questions; he just takes up these worksheets every week for a lab grade :l
Thanks for the help. I appreciate it. Our lecture notes covered electrolytes, but only said "Uhhhh, acids and bases are strong electrolytes....and salts...and stuff"....so it really didn't help us that much for this. Lol.
Is anyone here really good at physics? I have a few problems here that I need help with. I'd really appreciate it.
Okay KHI, right now I am having a huge brain fart. It's not really homework related, but close enough.
So in my psychology class our final grade is something like this:
Four Exams: 80%
Two Written Assignments: 20%
That makes up our final grade. Now, something happened and I missed the first exam so that's a 0 for that. So I'm wondering, taking that into account, what's the highest grade I could possibly get? Assuming I miraculously get 100 on everything else. I really want to say 80, which I hope I'm wrong but who knows. I'm pulling an all-nighter so my brain is dead. Help me out here?
The grading scale is as follows -- 90-100 A, 80-89 B etc etc.
I know I should be able to do this. But seriously I'm brain dead.
Oh, and also I have one of thos written assignments due soon, the prompt is basically this -- interpret a current event from a media source with the application of specific psychological terms and concept from the chapters in the text. (So far we've covered -- The Biology of the Mind | Consciousness and the Two-Track Mind | Nature, Nurture, and Human Diversity | Developing Trough the Life Span | Sensation and Perception.)
So any ideas on that would be wonderful and I would greatly appreciate any ideas/help.
Apparently my school offers a course on cognititive sciences, it's an introduction more than anything.
My teacher strongly recommended me for it, he said if I want then it can be arranged for me to take it.
It looks very intriguing to me but from what I've gathered it seems complicated as hell. Can anyone give me a basic rundown of what to expect if I take it?