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That sucked...:cry: I, at first, thought it was just me but then I noticed that, for some reason, Hootenanny (who was, at the time, helping me with a homework assignment) kept logging in and out. I found that strange so I looked over each of the folders and realized that the last post was...

That's alright. :smile: While I'm waiting for help with that question... :biggrin: What two aspects of the half-reaction equations must be balanced? The number of atoms and the charge?

Ah, found the "rules list". Stupid...:rolleyes: Okay, on to an actual question then...:smile: When first learning to balance equations, we learned that the number of atoms of each element in the products and reactants must be equivalent. What are some additional factors that must be taken...

At this moment, I'm on balancing redox equations. I'm stuck on step one though...:redface: 1. Assign oxidation numbers to all atoms in the equation... S + HNO3 --> SO2 + NO + H2O This particular problem is an example in my Chem book so I already know the answers. I just don't...

"Acids, Bases, and the Chemistry of Taste" I'm using a red cabbage water indicator to test some substances and, so far, I've done Isopropyl alcohol and Saline solution. Neither substance caused any change in the color of the indicator though which I can't figure out... I'm to do a taste test as...

Thanks for the help, I appreciate it.:smile:

Alright, I've been working all night and this is what I've got (Phew...tired...:smile: ): Psychology, or a form of it, first appeared in the Ebers papyrus written around 1550 BC. The oldest, most important preserved medical document, it contains a description of the condition today...

What about Psychology today? Is there anything worth noting?:smile: EDIT: Another thing-- pragmatism-- I can't seem to find anything good on it. Any help?

In psychophysics, a historically important law quantifying the perception of change in a given stimulus. Originated by the German physiologist Ernst Heinrich Weber (1795–1878) in 1834 and elaborated by his student Gustav Theodor Fechner, the law states that the change in a stimulus that will...

Oh no, I appreciate the help!:biggrin: I'm lagging behind a bit thus the little "blurbs" so I'm happy that you pointed out things I could delve into deeper as I'm sure I could say more about a lot of things-- I'd just have well over eight pages.:smile: That and the timeline I took this from had...

Wise and Honorable It appears that on a scale of 300 you are: 30 boorish, 40 artless, 10 currish, 10 craven "How far that little candle throws its beams; So shines a good deed in a naughty world" (The Merchant of Venice) My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people...

Ah, good site Borek, thanks!:biggrin:

Well, firstly, my project is to be on a job I may pursue. I probably won’t become a psychologist for several reasons but it has always intrigued me. Simply how the mind reacts to different things interests me… I checked out The Mystifying Mind and I plan to read the entire thing if I can find...

Yes, I found another site that explained it better, worked through a couple of problems, and figured it out.:smile:

Ah, I'm completely lost...:bugeye: What is the relationship between [H+] and pH? pH = -log [H+] H3O+ I'm trying, desperately, to grasp something but my mind is blank. I'm not comprehending anything here...help...:cry: