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The antiviral compound, Molnupiravir, is an oral drug to treat SARS-CoV-2.  Its structure is shown below.  Provide the info requested:   a) bond angle degrees b) hybridization c) electron domain geometry , molecular geometry, d) orbital overlap ,

4.  (WCSP, 8 points) Cell phones use electromagnetic radiation with an energy of about 1.08 J/mol of photons.   Calculate the wavelength (in nm) and frequency that can be used to describe light with this energy. Enter the wavelength in nm below.

The molecule below is responsible for muscle soreness after exercise.  a.  What is the molecular formula of lactic acid? CHO b. How many sigma and pi bonds are present in the structure? σ: π:

Consider tin (Sn). Tin has electrons in the 5s orbital. Tin has electrons in 4d orbitals. Tin has electrons in 5p orbitals.

What is the osmotic pressure of an aqueous solution of 0.45 M potassium phosphate at 282 K?  Answer in atm. Do not use scientific notation. Do not type units.

Watch the video below and identify the vocabulary word for each corresponding number. Type answers in the GLOSSED form. Answers not typed in Glossed form will not be given credit.  HINT; keep your CAPS LOCK ON for the majority of the quiz 😉  Canvas is very sensitive. Submissions will be checked to ensure students are awarded the correct points

Watch the video below and identify the vocabulary word for each corresponding number. Type answers in the GLOSSED form. Answers not typed in Glossed form will not be given credit.  HINT; keep your CAPS LOCK ON for the majority of the quiz 😉  Canvas is very sensitive. Submissions will be checked to ensure students are awarded the correct points

Case 3 – Use for questions 50-59 TJ is a 51-year-old male (100 kg, BMI 35) with a history of end stage liver disease and cirrhosis with ascites due to primary biliary cirrhosis.  He has been non-compliant with his home medications.  He presented to the emergency department at the hospital in Backwoods, WI with respiratory distress and a GI bleed.  He states he doesn’t drink or use tobacco products.  Due to impending respiratory failure, he was intubated using RSI at the referring hospital, started on a midazolam infusion, flown to your hospital, and directly admitted to the ICU.  In your ICU, his vitals were: HR 115 bpm, BP 87/50, RR 22 bpm; his labs were: PaO2=96 on 100% FiO2, Hct=16 (normal range 34-46%), Hgb=5.2 (normal range 11.6-15.6), SCr=5.6 (baseline 1.2), AST=245 (normal range 0-40), ALT=356 (normal range 13-59), TBili=17.3 (normal range 0-1.4), INR=1.6 (normal range 0.9-1.2). AST, ALT, and TBili are consistent with PCP visit 3 months ago.

A statement of cash flows typically would not disclose the effects of