Is it correct if you say thank you for checking up on me?
Absolutely. Showing appreciation for the appropriate concern is a good thing. Folks checking up just because they are overly concerned without cause can be tiresome, but when concern is warranted, thanks are in order. Sometimes, it is a balancing act. I called an acquaintance of mine that I’d not heard from nor seen on Facebook for a while. Conversation started just that way and then I added, is everything okay? She thanked me for calling and explained that she had had first some computer problems and then some other stuff and so on and so forth, but all was cool now. But the one thing she said that is salient to this discussion was “Thank you so much for calling. It’s nice to know someone is looking out for me.” No problem.
Can somebody check my answers and tell me if I'm right?
These are some questions I had to answer for a chem handout. If I'm wrong, please explain why and how to fix it. Combine the following ions to make neutral compounds: Al (3+) and NO3 (-) = AlNO3 NH4 (+) and SO4 (2-) = (NH4)2SO4 Ca(2+) and PO4(3-) = (Ca)2(PO4)2 Combine the following elements into neutral compounds: zinc and phosphorous - Zn3P2 silver and oxygen - Ag2O aluminum and sulfur - Al2S3 Classify the following compounds as being covalent or ionic: CaSO4: ionic NH4Br: ionic SF6: covalent HCl: ionic Fe2O3: ionic SiO2: ionic H2O: ionic CO2: covalent Al(HCO3)3: covalent NH3: covalent C6H12O6: covalent BCl: ionic PbI4:ionic CfOCl: ionic KOH: ionic Sorry that its so long! Thanks!
Can somebody check my math answers to see if they're right and done correctly?
ok. i just finished this section (its pretty easy but you have to have an open mind) :D ok you did #7 totally wrong (its ok everyone makes mistakes) its 50-18=x then you subtract thoes and it should equal 32 mi/h #8 is 56.8+1.3=x so it would be if you added them together is 58.1 seconds #9 is x + 18= 25 you minus 18 on both sides and you should get x= 7 degrees C and last but not least #10 is x- 11 = 17 you add 11 to both sides and you shoudl get x = 28 degrees at 4 PM i hope this helps you a whole bunch..it sure gave me something to do :D
Can somebody please check my answers? ?
1) Concentrated hydrochloric acid is 12 M. Calculate the mass of HCL in 10mL of this solution. my answer: 0.12 moles of HCL or 4.37846g of HCL 2) What mass of barium sulfate forms when 30.0 mL of .150 M solution of barium hydroxide reacts with excess sulfuric acid? my answer: 0.0045 moles Ba(OH)2 0.0045 moles BaSO4 1.0503 g BaSO4 3) What mass of lead (II) hydroxide forms when 25.0 mL of 0.20 M solution of lead(II) acetate with 25.0 mL of 0.2M sodium hydroxide? What is the molarity of sodium acetate in the mixed solution? my answer: .005 moles of Pb(C2H3O2)2 NaOH is the limiting reagent .005 moles of Pb(OH)2 1.20608g of Pb(OH)2 .01 moles of NaCH3COO .01moles of NaCH3COO/50ml = .0002 M of NaCH3COO thanks a lot guys
Basic geology questions...can someone check my answers?
1. Your dip symbols are incorrectly orientated. The strike line should parallel the bedding plane on the surface, and dip toward the syncline axis (central axis of the three axes) and away from the anticlinal axis. In the fold nose, the dip direction will be parallel to the fold axis and down plunge (the arrow shown on the end of the axis line), and the strike will be at right angles to the axis. 2. Map A is a dome - therefore the rocks dip radially away from the centre. The oldest rocks will therefore be in the centre of the exposed dome. You have everything in reverse. Note the attitude of the cliff-forming unit surrounding the central hill - it dips radially away from the hill. Map B is the opposite to A - a basinal structure. All bedding dips radially towards the centre, and therefore the rocks in the core are the youngest - you have that shown correctly! 3. A - horizontal strata, with the oldest rocks shown cotrrectly! Use a horizontal dip symbol for these rocks - it looks like a circle with a cross in the centre (check it here: http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/1999/of99-430/of... B - inclined strata, relative ages shown correctly, dip symbols correct, although the symbol on 5 is missing the dip direction. C - vertical strata - you can't tell the relative ages without younging indicators in the rocks (graded bedding, scour structures, or other diagnostic bedforms). The symbol to depict vertical bedding is a cross, with a long axis for strike, and a short axis crossing it. See the link recommended above for the symbol. 4. As the beds are vertical, we don't know which direction they have been tilted from, so can't determine which are the youngest or oldest. To determine the relative ages, you would have to refer to these rocks where they are not vertically tilted, or use fossil or radiometric evidence, or use younging indicators in the rocks to determine which is the top and which is the base of individual beds. Hope this is of help!
Can anyone check and correct my kanji?
I have a couple of questions in these worksheets... I didn't scan all of my kanji worksheet because Im pretty positive I didn't get any wrong answers there. Can anyone check my kanji writing in this kanji worksheet? The only one I have a problem writing is the "Half" kanji.. I can't see to get it right T_T and this "minute" kanji http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272... http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272... I think my writing is hideous T__T I have a question with this one, I circled it.. theres like a big O there what is that? http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272... Can anyone check if this is correct? http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272/SkylerSan/ScannedImage.jpg I don't get this kanji (the one i circled), in fact I don't even know T_T I think its SEI kanji like Gakusei but I dontknow the other one T__T http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272/SkylerSan/ScannedImage-3.jpg Why in all phrases theres ichi tsu and ikura in it? I dont get it http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272/SkylerSan/ScannedImage-4.jpg This means "half" but hmm I have a question, what is the differences between the one single kanji "half" and two kanji that has the same meaning.. i circled it. http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272/SkylerSan/ScannedImage-5.jpg Can anyone check if this is correct? http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/ww272/SkylerSan/ScannedImage-6.jpg Thanks
Can somebody please check this? (Blanancing Chemical Reactions)?
If you can, just check to see if everything is written correctly and properly balanced, and that the names correspond to the problems. #1 2CuSO4 + (NH4)2Co3 ->2Nh4So4 + Cu2Co3 (Copper (I) Sulfate) + (Ammonium Carbonate) -> (Ammonium Sulfate) + (Copper (I) Carbonate #2 2FeCl3 + 3Na2Co3 -> 6NaCl + Fe2(Co3)3 (Iron (III) Chloride) + (Sodium Carbonate) -> (Sodium Chloride) + (Iron (III) Carbonate) #3 CoCl2 + 2AgNo3 -> 2AgCl + Co(No3)2 (Cobalt (II) Chloride) + (Silver (I) Nitrate) -> (Silver (I) Chloride) + (Cobalt (II) Nitrate) #4 2MnCl2 + 2NaC2H302 -> 2NaCl + 2MnC2H3O2 (Manganese Chloride) + (Sodium Acetate) -> (Sodium Chloride) + Manganese Acetate) #5 Fe(No3)3 + Na3Po4 -> 3NaNo3 + Fe3(Po4)3 (Iron (III) Nitrate) + (Sodium Phosphate) -> (Sodium Nitrate) + (Iron (III) Phosphate) Thanks so much in advance!
Could somebody please check to see if my spanish homework is correct?
Fuera mi casa ideal, hay un jardín. En el jardín, hay muchas plantas y flores bonitas. Cuando entro mi casa ideal, mi habitación es a la izquierda. En mi habitación, hay una cama, un armario grande, y un escritiorio. Enfrente mi habitación, hay un baño. Al lado de mi habitación es la habitación de mis padres. Tiene un televisor moderno,una cama, un armario, y una computadora con una silla. Al lado de la habitación de mis padres, hay un baño pequeño. En el centro de la casa es una sala. Tiene dos sofás. En los sofás, puedo dormir o mirar la televisión tranquilamente. También, hay dos sillones comodos. La sala es ideal para bailar. Todos pueden bailar felizmente allí. Cuando estoy en la sala, puedo entrar el comedor. En el comedor, hay una mesa grande y muchas sillas. También, hay un balcón. Si estoy en el balcón, puedo ver el bosque. Del comedor, puedo entrar la cocina. La cocina tiene una mesa para cocinar comida deliciosa. Por fin, detrás de de mi casa ideal, hay una alberca.
Someone told me they can’t leave comments on my answers. If this is true, how can I change it?
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What if I put Rs. 500 in my chemistry answer sheet in a board examination?
When I was in class XI, our chemistry teacher was briefing us about the type of question paper that used to come in the board, then all of a sudden she started smiling. When asked about the reason, she decided to tell us as it was our free period (time when the whole syllabus was complete). She told us-“It was way back in 2007, when I was checking the board copies, amongst the whole lot, the next answer sheet that I picked up was light weighted and contained no extra sheets. Initially I was surprised but had a hope that the child must have written that much that she /he scored passing marks .”“I opened the answer sheet and wooo!! Blank sheet, further filled by the lyrics of Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You and a crisp Rs 500 note giving the excuse that stated “Respected Ma'am/Sir, as I was busy with my sister's wedding I was unable to study for the exam, I request you to kindly grant me passing marks” and I was rolling on the floor laughing!”Then what?The whole group of teachers ordered samosas and chai and needless to say, the child failed.