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In chemistry, there are no sp4 or sp5 hybrid orbitals because the maximum number of hybrid orbitals that can be formed by combining s and p orbitals is four (sp3 hybridization). This is due to the limitations of the atomic orbitals and the way they combine to form hybrid orbitals.
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What is the significance of sp5 hybridization in molecular geometry and bonding?
Sp5 hybridization is significant in molecular geometry and bonding because it allows for the formation of trigonal bipyramidal shapes in molecules. This type of hybridization involves the mixing of one s orbital and five p orbitals to create five sp5 hybrid orbitals, which are arranged in a trigonal bipyramidal geometry. This arrangement allows for the bonding of five atoms around a central atom, leading to the formation of complex molecular structures with unique properties and reactivity.
What is Bunny OS?
Bunny OS 4000 is a series of operating systems made by Horatiu. There is Bunny OS 4000 SP1 Bunny OS 4000 SP2 Bunny OS 4000 SP3 Bunny OS 4000 SP4 And current Beta testing of Bunny OS SP5.
Which operating systems can be upgraded to windows server 2003 enterprise edition?
Windows 2000 Server and Windows NT Server 4.0 (SP5).
What is sp5 military rank?
Specialist 5 - it's a discontinued Army rank. A Specialist got the same pay as a Sergeant (also pay grade E5), but was not a noncommissioned officer.
What does SP army rank mean?
Nonexistent. There used to be several grades of Specialist ranks. They would be paid the same as the NCO rank in the same pay grade, but would not be NCOs. They would be SP4 (E4), SP5 (E5), SP6 (E6), SP7 (E7), SP8 (E8), and SP9 (E9). Eventually, most of these were done away with, leaving only the SP4 rank, which was known simply as Specialist, and the abbreviation changed to SPC. There was never a Specialist 3 (SP3) - the only rank in that pay grade is Private First Class.
The 249th engineer company Toul France is there any information on this company around 1960 1965?
the 249th resurfaced the toul airbase runway in 1963. i, sp5 Robert Ellis was the paveing machine operator. the airwing was flying rb66's. we were out of chambley and the company HQ was at etain.
What is tec4 rank in World War 2 US Army?
Technician ranks were non-leadership NCO ranks for people who had technical experience in a certain field prior to enlisting. For example, if a truck driver was drafted to serve as a truck driver in the military, they could be promoted to a higher technician rank for their previous experience. Tec4 would've been equivalent to a Specialist (E4) in the Army today, but wore a Corporal's chevrons with a "T" underneath it. The colouration of the Technician ranks was also a lighter colour than the standard NCO chevrons.
I need help with removing the bloodhound I tried to search for the file ftpupdexe to remove it but the windown keep disappearing?
If your running Windows NT4 SP5, 2000 or XP: Open services and see if the ftpupd service is running, if so stop it. Then, access your Command Prompt (go to run, type CMD - this will bring up the DOS prompt) Use the dos command (CD) to go to the location of the file and use the delete command to remove it.
Army pay scale in 1966?
When I enlisted in 1964 I was making $64.00 per month After a few weeks I was promoted to PVt/E-2 and it went to $68.00 per month. After about five months I was promoted to PFC/E-3 and it went to $78.00 per month. At about 18 months in I as raised in rank (actually it's not a promotion) to Specialist 4th Class (E-4)and the whopping sum of $104 per month. About this time we got an across the board raise and I jumped to $140.00 per month.Shortly thereafter I was converted from SP4 to Corporal which is still an E-4 rating but is a Non Commissioned Officer. In theory a SP4 was a Specialist but held no more actual rank than a PFC. (That same thinking went for SP5/SP6)The pay charts showed Specialist ratings through Specialist seventh class but I never saw anything higher than a SP5. In about 1966 I was promoted to Sergeant/E-5 and made about $200.00 a month. I got out in 1968 as a Staff Sergeant/E-6 making a base pay of $390.00 per month. In addition to your base pay you also drew a few dollars a month uniform allowance, a few bucks for overseas pay, about $50.00 for combat pay if in Vietnam and additional pay for hazardous duty like jumping out of airplanes, etc. There was also extra pay for incentive if you were in a job that was hard to fill or required a lot of training. It could get real good (several hundred dollars a month for some jobs) I was a Military Policemen and the highest extra pay allowed for that MOS was superior performance pay of around $30.00 per month. If you are not confused enough already there was also extra pay for quarters and rations that kicked in at about the E-6 level and really good TDY (temporary duty) pay if you were working detached duty where there was no military base nearby. I think the highest combined pay I earned was a shade less than $500.00 per month.Depending on where you were stationed the pay was great or terrible. As a PFC and SP4 on Okinawa I was only broke a few days out of each month. The EM and NCO clubs took real good care of you and had lots of "free beer" nights and dime nights. The prices at the Clubs and PX were great. A carton of smokes cost me $1.10. As a Staff Sergeant drawing Quarters and Rations plus SP pay in North East Africa I was living like a king. Even though I was drawing quarters and rations It was kind of a wink wink nod nod thing and I had a room in the barracks and if I wanted to eat in the mess hall nobody ever checked my status. (I think they were supposed to charge you about $0.40 a meal if you didn't have a chow card.
Did donald louis hubbard sp5 ist infantry div artillery win a bronze star in vietnam in 1969 or 1970?
Bronze Stars in the Viet War where awarded for both meritorious & valor. Obviously more meritorious Bronze Stars were handed out than the heroism ones. The Bronze Stars for valor MUST be awarded with a "V" device attached to them; on orders. These "V" devices REQUIRE a serious write up (a narrative justifying the medal). Just as all valor medals do (Silver Stars, Medal of Honor, etc.). If this man was awarded the BS ask to see the write up. The certificate which accompanies the actual medal will actually state on it "with "V" device" and for "heroism." Or it will say for meritorious reasons. If the BS is for heroism a letter (orders) will accompany the medal certificate (for framing on the wall) this letter (orders) will actually "tell the story" of how the V device was earned. Note: No orders, No medal (it didn't exist, doesn't exist, and will never exist).
What movie and television projects has Corin Nemec been in?
Corin Nemec has: Played Nicky Papadapolis in "Webster" in 1983. Played himself in "CBS Schoolbreak Special" in 1984. Played Kyle in "Sidekicks" in 1986. Played Noble Tucker in "Tucker: The Man and His Dream" in 1988. Played Cadet Preston Langly in "Cadets" in 1988. Played Hal in "Tales from the Crypt" in 1989. Played Greg Caldwell in "Island Son" in 1989. Played Himself - Nominee: Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Special in "The 41st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards" in 1989. Played Derrick Driscoll in "Beverly Hills, 90210" in 1990. Played Mike Kelso in "Solar Crisis" in 1990. Played himself in "Into the Night with Rick Dees" in 1990. Played himself in "The Chuck Woolery Show" in 1991. Played himself in "Idols" in 1991. Played Anthony in "My Son Johnny" in 1991. Played Michael in "For the Very First Time" in 1991. Played Howie in "NYPD Blue" in 1993. Played Ken Ryan in "The Lifeforce Experiment" in 1994. Played Selkirk in "Drop Zone" in 1994. Played Dan - teenager in "In the Living Years" in 1994. Played Harold Lauder in "The Stand" in 1994. Played Sp5 Lawrence Farley in "Operation Dumbo Drop" in 1995. Played Ben Harris in "White Wolves II: Legend of the Wild" in 1995. Played Donald in "The War at Home" in 1996. Played Car Thief in "Mojave Moon" in 1996. Played Simon in "Summer of Fear" in 1996. Played John Stryzack in "Goodbye America" in 1997. Played Jonas Quinn in "Stargate SG-1" in 1997. Played Danny Ames in "The First to Go" in 1997. Played David MacPherson in "Silencing Mary" in 1998. Played Dr. Dennis DiMayo in "L.A. Doctors" in 1998. Played Cully in "Blade Squad" in 1998. Played Hitler in "The Process" in 1998. Played himself in "Masters of the Martial Arts Presented by Wesley Snipes" in 1998. Played Trevor in "Foreign Correspondents" in 1999. Played Booker in "Hussy: Life Is Nice 2000" in 2000. Played Vincent in "Shadow Hours" in 2000. Played Jude Royce in "Smallville" in 2001. Played Mark in "Free" in 2001. Played Waylon Smythe in "Killer Bud" in 2001. Played Mike Gordan in "Sit and Spin" in 2002. Played Carl Reston in "CSI: Miami" in 2002. Played himself in "Stargate: The Lowdown" in 2003. Played Len Grady in "NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service" in 2003. Played Todd Camden in "CSI: NY" in 2004. Played Masked Man in "Ghost Whisperer" in 2005. Played Christian Campbell in "Supernatural" in 2005. Played Allan in "Parzania" in 2005. Played Tom Manning in "McBride: Murder Past Midnight" in 2005. Played Lt. Thomas Randall in "Mansquito" in 2005. Played Paul Eastman in "Ghost Whisperer" in 2005. Played Roark in "Three Moons Over Milford" in 2005. Played Dr. Mike Olsen in "Raging Sharks" in 2005. Played Tom in "Nice Guys" in 2006. Played Captain Malloy in "S.S. Doomtrooper" in 2006. Played Michael Stover in "Hidden Secrets" in 2006. Played Richard Speck in "Chicago Massacre: Richard Speck" in 2007. Played himself in "Up Close with Carrie Keagan" in 2007. Played Detective Nash in "The Quantum Heist" in 2008. Played Will McKenna in "Troglodyte" in 2008. Played Stuart Whitmore in "Boston Strangler: The Untold Story" in 2008. Played Doc Jennings in "The American Standards" in 2008. Played Ted Bundy in "Bundy: An American Icon" in 2008. Played himself in "The Jace Hall Show" in 2008. Played Clint in "Marlowe" in 2008. Played Dr. Callaby in "RoboDoc" in 2009. Played Andrew Jackson in "Privateer" in 2009. Played Anwar Amurov in "NCIS: Los Angeles" in 2009. Played Gideon Goldsmith in "The Mars Shuttle Murders" in 2009. Performed in "A Letter to Dad" in 2009. Played Corin in "Star-ving" in 2009. Played himself in "RoboDoc Dissected the Making of RoboDoc" in 2009. Played Issacson in "Hollywont" in 2010. Played Doug in "Exhibit B-5" in 2010. Played himself in "The Sam Henry Kass Show" in 2010. Played Jerry Brightman in "The Bollywood Boys" in 2010. Played Quentin French in "House of Bones" in 2010. Played himself in "Die Trying" in 2010. Played Jimmy Green in "Sand Sharks" in 2011. Played Nash in "Quantum Heist" in 2011. Performed in "The Buzz on Dragon Wasps" in 2012. Played John in "Nuclear Family" in 2012. Played Danny in "Besties" in 2012. Played John Hammond in "Dragon Wasps" in 2012. Played Jack in "This Magic Moment" in 2013. Played Colonel Carter in "Jurassic Attack" in 2013. Played Professor Simon Lowell in "Dracano" in 2013. Played Duffy in "Robocroc" in 2013. Performed in "Quantum Investigations: The Quantum Heist" in 2014. Performed in "The Mars Shuttle Murders" in 2014. Played Robbie Ratcliffe in "Haunted: 333" in 2014. Played Captain Alvarez in "Star Trek: Renegades" in 2014. Played Simmons in "Extinction: Patient Zero" in 2014.
