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April 24 2006

I am eating an M & M cookie ice cream sandwich.  It rocks...


I am also stuck on a Chem 1310 lab right now.  It seems I'm required to find the rate expression of iron (III) ions and iodide ions, but I can't figure out their initial concentrations. I know the initial molarities of each solution I mix together before actually mixing them, and the volumes of each solution I put in; but apparently, I can't figure out what "initial" value the lab instructions are referring to or what it might be.  But I have an idea...


I'll leave you with some lyrics from Three Libras by A Perfect Circle...


Threw you the obvious, and you flew
With it on your back, a name in your recollection,
Thrown down among a million same.
Difficult not to feel a little bit disappointed
And passed over
When I've looked right through it all
To see you naked and oblivious
And you don't see me.
But I threw you the obvious
Just to see if there's more behind the eyes
Of a fallen angel,
The eyes of a tragedy.
Here I am expecting just a little bit
Too much from the wounded.
But I see, see through it all,
See through, and see you.
So I threw you the obvious
To see what occurs
Behind the eyes of a fallen angel,
Eyes of a tragedy.
O well. Apparently nothing.
You don't see me.
You don't see me at all.


What do you think?

Josh Morgan

April 24 2006
I can't remember for sure, but isn't the molarity the moles of the solute per liter of solvent? If you know the molarity and can multiply it by the volume, it should give you moles I think. Does that sound right?

Russell Rodden

April 24 2006
I think that ice cream sounds pretty luscious actually. Man, I wish I was better at analyzing lyrics and poetry. I just can't understand that song. I didn't do so hot in lit class.