Bronsted Lowry vs. Lewis?
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A Bronsted-Lowry acid is a species that donates an H+. So, a Bronsted-Lowry base is a species that accepts an H+.\n\nA Lewis acid is a species that accepts a pair of electrons, and a Lewis base is a species that donates a pair of electrons.
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Ray Lewis by far if you take a look at both players yearly stats Urlacher has not put up any numbers near Rays stats
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Fred Taylor, had a good outing against the G-Men, who have a good run denfense.  Lewis got, in my opinion, lucky last weekend, and forget about travis and corey this week.  For more info go to nflfreaks.com, and look at the Start/bench list
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Look - I don't know how many RBs you can start in your league, but go with Alexander for sure. Denver's defense is good, but the man is a TD machine. Travis Henry is pretty much never a good idea, and I'm not sure who the Deuce is playing. Go with him if he's playing against a real week rush defense, but otherwise Alexander's your man. Ask yourself this - how good are you going to feel about not starting Alexander? I know I wouldn't want him on my bench.
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They are difficult to compare, since they play two completely different positions. Wallace is the better defender, but Parker is obviously the better offensive player. I would have to say that Tony is better because his team depends on him more, especially, this year. Wallca is a pretty integral part of the Pistons, but I would still stick with Parker.
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1- Houshmandzadeh (he will have a great game vrs CLE)\n2-Henderson ( Colston is banged up + ATL's secondary is weak)\n3-Edwards ( He always have a good chance of scoring)\n4-Evans ( donttt start him against the JAGS although he had a very good game against the worst D last week, JP Loseman is gonna suck against Jags defensive line)\n\nconsider the fact that Lewis rushes for 66.9 yards/game and 0.5 tds/game and Edwards = 61.2 /game and 0.3 tds/game so lewis is better betwwen those two
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Tarver should win unless Jones lands a lucky shot.  Roy was great once but now it seems his reflexes and ability to take a punch are gone.  I pick Tarver in 9 rounds.
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as a general rule all Brönsted lowry models can be described by lewis model. the reverse is not true. also if dealing with acid/base reactions in a non-liquid state and for complex ions, you must use lewis model.
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Harrington.\nPittsburgh is too inconsistent\nIndy is going to be rebounding from last week big time.
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Defiantly start Harrington over Kitna, he will have a much bigger throwing game.  and for the RB, its more of a toss up, but id slide fro Lundy, but to me, its too close to call.
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When Stallworth was playing he was probably a top 10 WR but now with McNabb hurt use Roy Williams for a couple of weeks. He would be the better choce for right now. Garcia doesn't have much of an arm and Stallworth was a deep ball guy. See how those two adapt with each other. Start Williams for the next two weeks then make a decision based on how they have adapted.
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Bronsted-Lowry acids are defined as proton donors.  (Protons are basically the same thing as positive hydrogen ions.)  A Lewis acid, though is defined as an electron pair acceptor.  \n\nFor bases, Bronsted-Lowry bases are defined as proton acceptors, and Lewis bases are defined as electron pair donors.
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go with brady, he is playing a horrible team and Huard will struggle against the decent oakland defense, plaus Rivers wont be able to do much against the great Denver defense. He is the logical choice, but anyone you go with will probly come thru for you\n\n\np.s. when it comes to answering fantasy sports questions i unfortunately usually wind up being wrong. just fyi
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adam morrison or arron affalo
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Cutler and Young will both be riding the bench this year. Leinart has a good chance to play if Warner get hurt or just plain sucks, both of which are good possibilities, but QB's rarely perform well in their first year. Bush may be freakishly talented, but he's going to see a limited number of carries this year. The ROY has got to be someone who is a starter for at least most of the season. On the offensive side, I would lean towards Joseph Addai of the Colts. Defensively, I'd lean towards A.J. Hawk or Bobby Carpenter.
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go with new england because they have a good pass defense and will stop detroit and houston. the only tossup would be miami but they are still a bad team. New England does play teams under .500 as Denver plays teams over .500
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id play julius jones.  he has been doing better all season and doesnt have an arrising rb to share with as much so as foster/williams.  washington and tampa bay are about the same level on defense so that really isnt much of a factor to consider.  julius jones hands down.