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UWorld MCAT QBank Questions Missed Exam Questions And Answers Paramagnetic - answerUnpaired electrons in the electronic configuration of an atom or ion, which end up interacting with each other in a magnetic field Diamagnetic - answerPaired electrons in the electronic configuration of an atom or ion, which will NOT interact with each other in a magnetic field Electron capture - answerAn alternative form of positron emission (B^+ decay) Reactivity of forming Ionic Bonds - answerThis increases as ...

UWorld MCAT QBank Questions Missed Exam Questions And Answers Paramagnetic - answerUnpaired electrons in the electronic configuration of an atom or ion, which end up interacting with each other in a magnetic field Diamagnetic - answerPaired electrons in the electronic configuration of an atom or ion, which will NOT interact with each other in a magnetic field Electron capture - answerAn alternative form of positron emission (B^+ decay) Reactivity of forming Ionic Bonds - answerThis increa...

UWorld MCAT QBank Questions Missed Exam Questions And Answers Paramagnetic - answerUnpaired electrons in the electronic configuration of an atom or ion, which end up interacting with each other in a magnetic field Diamagnetic - answerPaired electrons in the electronic configuration of an atom or ion, which will NOT interact with each other in a magnetic field Electron capture - answerAn alternative form of positron emission (B^+ decay) Reactivity of forming Ionic Bonds - answerThis increa...

folkways - ANSWER less formal social norms that, when violated (eg, wearing clothes backward), typically result in informal sanctions (eg, raised eyebrows). societal mores - ANSWER widely observed social norms violating them can result in arrest taboo - ANSWER deviant behaviors considered morally reprehensible by society. Committing a taboo often results in a formal sanction, the application of an institutional response, such as arrest or incarceration. prejudice vs discrimination - AN...

Ionic Character the bigger the difference between the ENs of 2 atoms, the more likely it is to be ionic if EN is the same, it's likely a covalent bond Ka acid dissociation constant Kb Base dissociation constant Ksp solubility product constant reactant --> x product1 + y product2 Ksp = [proudct1]^x * [product 2]^y pKa =-logKa the pH at which half of the molecules of that species are deprotonated = Ka x Kb pH -log[H+] H+ = 10^-pH Keq &gt...

Mass Spectrometry (MS) used to identify the mass of molecular fragments by taking the m/z difference (technique that ionizes and fragments molecules; these ions then accelerate towards a magnet depending on their mass) Oxidation States increasing number of C-O bonds= more oxidized (oxidation state increases) increasing number of C-H bonds= more reduced (oxidation state decreases) Oxidation-Reduction (Redox) Reaction electrons are transferred from one atom to another (OIL R...

extinction of conditioned response occurs when a conditioned response gradually stops occurring in the absence of the unconditioned stimulus enveloped virus contains an additional phospholipid bilayer on the outside of the capsid of a virus; makes them more susceptible to changes in environment conditions Beta Minus Decay emission of a nuclear electron resulting in conversion of a neutron into a proton increasing the atomic number by 1 external validity (generalizability...

What concept refers to the amount oxygen necessary to bring the muscle back to its resting? Hint: It's equivalent to the difference b/n the amount of oxygen actually required for physical activity and the total amount of oxygen used Oxygen debt or Excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC) What do muscles need to contract? ATP What is the primary source of ATP in muscle fibers during vigorous, long-term exercise? Aerobic respiration - generates more molecules per metabol...

Different Nitrogen names - ANSWER Enamine: C=C-N Amine : C-N Imine: C=N Amide: O=C-N Imide: O=C-N-C=O Ketone(aldehyde) + 1° amine --> Imine Ketone(aldehyde) + 2° amine ---> Enamine think about it when replace the Oxygen of carbonyl and attach NitrogenR, /Make sure It has a lone pair. for the 2 ° amine move double bond to the C. Amine - ANSWER C-N Myopia (nearsighted) - ANSWER *(-)F= diverging mirror /convex mirror/concave lens *convex mirror: image always virtual...