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QUIZ PROBLEM #2 Instructions:  For each of the compounds listed, type both of these in the textbox below: Which type of compound it is:  acid (A), ionic compound (IC), or molecular compound (MC) Its chemical formula Use the naming rules from this course. Use the T2 button to format subscripts.  Remember to turn it on, then turn it off. Label each answer by its part:  A, B, C. There is no need to write anything on your “work” pages.  But if you do, include that with your scanned pages that you submit later.   Compounds: A.  mercury(II) oxide B.  ammonium phosphate C.  sulfurous acid

QUIZ PROBLEM #4 Instructions:  Select your answers from the dropdown lists. There is no need to write anything on your “work” pages.  But if you do, include that with your scanned pages that you submit later.   Question: For each of the covalent bonds listed below, identify if it is a polar or nonpolar bond.  For the polar bonds, indicate which atom is the negative end of the bond dipole. Bonds: A.  P-C  [bond1] B.  As-S  [bond2] C.  O-Br  [bond3] D.  H-B  [bond4]

QUIZ PROBLEM #3 Instructions:  For each of the compounds listed, type both of these in the textbox below: Which type of compound it is:  acid (A), ionic compound (IC), or molecular compound (MC) Its name Use the naming rules from this course. Label each answer by its part:  A, B, C. There is no need to write anything on your “work” pages.  But if you do, include that with your scanned pages that you submit later.   Compounds: A.  Zn(C2H3O2)2 B.  B2Cl4 C.  Pb(NO3)2

True or false: Arbitration is a form of alternative dispute resolution.

Where are the powers of a corporation found?

The four sources of public law in the United States are constitutions, statutes, administrative regulations, and ________________.

Which of the following terms best describes hospitals’ efforts to diversify their services, maximize revenues, grow market share, partner with physicians, and so forth?

When administering topical medications, which is the most important nursing action?

You have discovered 3 proteins that bind to DNA and have performed a series of experiments to determine their binding affinities. Fractional saturation of binding (

Sorbose is a stereoisomer of the sugar fructose. Its sweetness is similar to that of table sugar and it is used in the commercial production of Vitamin C. One enantiomer of sorbose, namely L‑sorbose, is shown below. L‑sorbose can exist in an open chain form (L‑sorbose) or it can cyclize to form a six-membered ring (α‑L‑sorbopyranose). Answer the questions below about L‑sorbose and α‑L‑sorbopyranose. Which of the Fischer projections (A-F) below represent L‑sorbose? [Fischer] Which of the chair conformations (T-Z) below represent the MOST stable conformation of α‑L‑sorbopyranose? [Mchair] Which of the chair conformations (T-Z) below represent the LEAST stable conformation of α‑L‑sorbopyranose? [Lchair] How many total stereoisomers are possible for α‑L‑sorbopyranose (including the one drawn)? [stereopyr] How many diastereomers are possible for L‑sorbose? [diassor] The anomeric center of a cyclic sugar is the newly formed chiral center resulting from the cyclization reaction. Which of the carbon atoms labeled 1-6 above is the anomeric center? [anomeric] Identify ONE chair conformation (T-Z) that represents the enantiomer of α‑L‑sorbopyranose. [enantiomer] What is the relationship between the Fischer projections labeled C and F? [relationship]