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G-Chem
1) When does a substance cause a volatile liquid to decrease in boiling point?
2) When does a substance cause a volatile liquid to increase in boiling point?
3) Do we consider the delta H of oxygen when trying to calculate the heat of rxn for a combustion reaction? (This might be a silly question, but for some reason one of the answers on a Kaplan test I took didn't have to O2 into the equation)
4) How do you relate the doppler effect to an earthquake? How is the frequency of the shake different from someone standing closer to the epicenter vs someone far from it?
Physics
1) What factors will cause something to develop a magnetic field?
2) When does the force and electric field go in the same direction?
3) What is the difference between conduction and convection?
Biology
1) What's the biggest difference between B and T-Lymphocytes?
2) Is blood flow faster in capillaries or arteries? Is blood flow independent of blood pressure?
Thanks!
1) When does a substance cause a volatile liquid to decrease in boiling point?
2) When does a substance cause a volatile liquid to increase in boiling point?
3) Do we consider the delta H of oxygen when trying to calculate the heat of rxn for a combustion reaction? (This might be a silly question, but for some reason one of the answers on a Kaplan test I took didn't have to O2 into the equation)
4) How do you relate the doppler effect to an earthquake? How is the frequency of the shake different from someone standing closer to the epicenter vs someone far from it?
Physics
1) What factors will cause something to develop a magnetic field?
2) When does the force and electric field go in the same direction?
3) What is the difference between conduction and convection?
Biology
1) What's the biggest difference between B and T-Lymphocytes?
2) Is blood flow faster in capillaries or arteries? Is blood flow independent of blood pressure?
Thanks!