[opti384]

http://chemistrymoodle.blogspot.com/ This is a blog that I've made, but there's not much yet  I'll be thankful if you leave some comments about how to improve my blog.

[Borek]

You have copied text from sources like http://people.okanagan.bc.ca/cdoige/chem112/qat/f2007/midterm_2ans.pdf and you call it a blog? Sad joke.

[408]

1) WTF is a moodle?
2) Noone uses ammonium perchlorate as a fuel by itself.  Everyone mixes in aluminum. Or other fuels.

[opti384]

You have copied text from sources like http://people.okanagan.bc.ca/cdoige/chem112/qat/f2007/midterm_2ans.pdf and you call it a blog? Sad joke.

Well first of all, it seems that it's my mistake that I didn't properly quote where the questions came from. The questions I posted are from the "Principles of Modern Chemistry 5Ed" by Oxtoby, Gillis, and Nachtrieb. Also, I didn't copy from the http://people.okanagan.bc.ca/cdoige/chem112/qat/f2007/midterm_2ans.p. All I did was since there were problems and questions that didn't even have answers (it seems that the book provides only answers to odd numbered review questions at the end of each chapter) I thought I might help some people who are studying with that book and are not sure with their answers.

[opti384]

1) WTF is a moodle?
2) Noone uses ammonium perchlorate as a fuel by itself.  Everyone mixes in aluminum. Or other fuels.

1) Moodle is the abbreviation for Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment

2) The problem you are asking about is from "Principles of Modern Chemistry 5Ed" by Oxtoby, Gillis, and Nachtrieb. Maybe you can get an answer to that from the authors of the book.