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Melanie Shebel
Melanie Shebel
4:09 AM
ello ello
 
SBM
SBM
4:21 AM
Hello
 
 
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CowperKettle
CowperKettle
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Martin - マーチン
Martin - マーチン
10:17 AM
@Secret Without some more specifics it is really hard to give you any advice. But given the general appearance of a piano stool complex, i'd guess the answer is you cannot. I assume you saw chemistry.stackexchange.com/q/49483/4945
 
Secret
Secret
10:44 AM
I'll post my complex after I get back to my comp. But basically it's formula is Cp-Ru(CO)ClH where the CO H and Cl form the leg of the piano stool and I need to rotate the whole base around about the Cp-Ru bond , which means that workaround in the CSE posted above will not work
O wait sorry, the Cp is actually a Monomethyl substituted Cp
thus the conformation of the piano stool will be an important consideration
 
 
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Secret
Secret
11:52 AM
So basically, I need to rotate the base around and scan for the torsion PES about the Cp-Ru bond (don't worry about that the Ru is shown as black here, Macmolplt does not have enough color palettes in its default style)
 
 
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1,3-feeds
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orthocresol
orthocresol
8:25 PM
!!greet/JSK
 
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frostedcake
frostedcake
9:11 PM
hey guys, I'm kind of confused, what is the difference between standard redox potentials and cell potentials? My syllabus states that one needs to "use standard redox potentials to predict the reaction between two redox couples", I thought e.m.f was used for this?
 
Hippalectryon
Hippalectryon
9:37 PM
@frostedcake still here ?
@frostedcake It's been a while since I've done that stuff so I hope I'm not mistaken.
> My syllabus states that one needs to "use standard redox potentials to predict the reaction between two redox couples", I thought e.m.f was used for this?
Isn't it the redox potentials that tell you which way the reaction goes, depending on which is lower than which ?
 

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