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The session involved calculating the energy required for phase changes of water and balancing a redox reaction. The student practiced applying relevant formulas and identifying oxidation and reduction processes. The student is preparing for an exam and will resume lessons at the end of January.

The Student and Tutor worked on factoring quadratic equations, completing the square to convert to vertex form, converting from vertex to standard form, and writing equations for parabolas from their graphs. The student practiced various problems and received guidance on understanding the underlying concepts and formulas. The session focused on reinforcing these skills in preparation for an upcoming test.

The Student and Tutor reviewed cyclohexane conformations, including chair conformations and chair flips to determine stability, as well as Newman projections and their stability based on steric hindrance. They also briefly covered oxidation and reduction reactions. The plan is to meet Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday to continue working through problems.

The Student was tested on glycolysis and reviewed key enzymes and steps. The session then introduced the concept of NAD+ regeneration in fermentation. Finally, the Student began to learn about standard reduction potentials and how to calculate delta E0, with plans to continue practicing these calculations in the next session.

The Student and Tutor reviewed isotopes, chemical bonding (ionic and covalent), formal charges, Lewis structures, and functional groups in organic chemistry. They worked through practice problems from assignments and discussed the inductive effect. The session served as a midterm review, covering key concepts and problem-solving techniques.

The learners worked on balancing chemical equations, starting with basic examples and moving to more complex ones, including those with polyatomic ions. One learner also reviewed nuclear chemistry concepts related to homework. To better tailor future lessons, a syllabus was requested by a student who attends Marymount University in Arlington, who also mentioned an upcoming unavailability next Thursday.