Chemistry Haiku Day Haiku is one of the most important form of traditional Japan

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Chemistry Haiku Day Haiku is one of the most important form of traditional Japanese poetry Haiku is, today, a 17-syllable verse form consisting of three metrical units of 5, 7, and 5 syllables. Examples of chemistry-related Haikus are: DNA composed of two strands hydrogen bonds hold base pairs holds blueprint of life Alkanes rings, chains, and branches carbon and hydrogen bonded single bonds only Assignment As you may recall, there are 10 extra credit points available in this course for "creative" work related to chemistry. (5 points for each creative item submitted) So, your assignment for today is to write at least one chemistry haiku. You may of course write two and earn all 10 extra credit points. Bonus For today only, you may write two additional Haiku for 5 extra-extra credit points each. So, you could possibly earn a total of 20 extra credit points today if you elect to write four haikus. (If you previously have submitted creative work, you may write as many haikus as fit within these 20 points. For example if you already have submitted two creative extra credits, you may do two more today.) Please use the back of this sheet or a separate piece of paper to write your haikus

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Hydrogen Bonds

Electronegativity

Delta G

Co-ordinate Bond

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