500 prompts matching "Chemistry at work: Why chemists use one shared symbolic language"
Spot my mistake: Reversing the sign of a half-cell potential wrongly
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Spot my mistake: Including a pure solid in an equilibrium expression
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Spot my mistake: Using bond enthalpies for a reaction involving liquids
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Spot my mistake: Naming a compound from the wrong functional group priority
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Spot my mistake: Assuming every coloured substance is a dye
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Spot my mistake: Describing painting as a chemical method of rust prevention
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Spot my mistake: Confusing cement with concrete
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Spot my mistake: Predicting a trend in the wrong direction
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Spot my mistake: Filling the 3d sublevel before the 4s
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Spot my mistake: Describing a polar covalent bond as ionic
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Spot my mistake: Using pressure in millimetres of mercury with R in SI units
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Spot my mistake: Reading a solubility curve without checking the units
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Spot my mistake: Assuming every salt solution is neutral
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Spot my mistake: Predicting a substitution reaction for an alkene
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Spot my mistake: Oxidising a tertiary alkanol in an answer
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Spot my mistake: Describing nylon as an addition polymer
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Spot my mistake: Proposing carbon reduction for aluminium
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Spot my mistake: Describing aluminium oxide as purely basic
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Spot my mistake: Describing carbon monoxide as an acidic oxide
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Spot my mistake: Expecting boiling to remove permanent hardness
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