Ap Chem Test Test Questions – Flashcards
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            | Atomic Theory | 
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        | -each element made of atoms -atoms of same element same, different different -each compound same full atom ratio -atoms not created or destroyed | 
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            | Atomic number vs. Mass number | 
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        | Z (protons) vs. A (nucleons-P+N) | 
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            | quantum numbers (n, l, ml, ms,) | 
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        | n=size of orbital / energy of electron l = 0-(n-1) = shape of orbital ml = +l-> -l = orientation ms = +/- 1/2 = spin | 
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            | periodic trends (across) | 
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        | atomic radius decreases, ionization energy increases, electronegativity increases, | 
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            | periodic trends (down) | 
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        | atomic radius increases, ionization energy decreases, electronegativity decreases | 
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            | ionic vs. covelant vs. metallic | 
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        | one electron transfered vs. | 
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            | Tricks to LDD | 
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        | -all n=1 and n=2 need to obey octet rule -B needs only 3 bonds, Be needs only 2 bonds | 
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            | VSEPR | 
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        | 2Blinear, 3Btrigonal planar, 2B1UBbent, 4Btetrahedral, 3B1UBtrigonal pyramidal, 2B2UB bent, 5Btrigonal bipyramidal, 4B1UBseesaw, 3B2UBTshaped, 2B3UBlinear, 6Boctahedral, 5B1UBsquare pyramidal 4B2UB square planar | 
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            | hybridization (resonance, sigma vs pi) | 
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        | sigma normal, pi 2nd and 3rd (perpendicluar to sigma) | 
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            | alpha | 
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        | 42He, weird l thing, paper | 
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            | beta | 
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        | 0-1e, weird B thing, clothing | 
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            | gamma | 
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        | 00weird swoopy thing, led shields | 
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            | special nuclear atoms | 
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        | positron = 01 (antimatter), electron = 0-1e, neutron=10n, proton = 11H or 11P | 
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            | nuclear half life (how to solve) | 
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        | .693/K=T.5, ln(Nt/No)=-kt Nt=amount at time t, No=innitial amount, t=time (first solve for K using half life, then solve for other variable) | 
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            | gas laws (gay-lusac, avogadros, boyles, charles,) | 
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        | P/T = P/T, V/n = V/n, PV=PV, V/T=V/T | 
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            | Gas Law Equation (not PVnRT) | 
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        | D=MP/RT (density = molar mass x pressure / r x temeprature) | 
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            | Daltons law of partial pressures | 
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        | Pt = RT/V (ntotal), mole fraction x total pressure = partial pressure, (and total pressure = sum of partial pressures) | 
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            | kinetic molecular theory (how it affects laws) | 
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        | -volume and forces between them are negligable -molecules move randomly -perfectly elastic collisions | 
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            | biggest derivation from ideal gas laws | 
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        | High pressure and low temperature, or greater size | 
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            | Only thing that can change kinetic energy | 
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        | TEMPERATURE! | 
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            | phase diagram (critical point, triple point,) | 
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        | temp which above vapor cannot liquify | 
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            | change of states (s-->l, etc) | 
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        | s<-->l l<-->g s<-->g sublimation / deposition | 
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            | lattice NRG equation | 
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        | E=kQ1Q2/r (Q size, R distance, Q more important) | 
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            | mole fraction, molarity, molality, | 
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        | n1/ntotal, | 
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            | Raoult's law (how to use it) | 
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        | Pa=Xa x Pa (pressure = mole fraction x pressure of pure solvent) | 
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            | Osmosis (how to use it) | 
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        | ?=Mparticles x R x T | 
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            | Le Chatelier's principle | 
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        | -increase concentration move away -increase pressure move to less moles of g -increase temperature treat exo like product, vise versa -inert gas no difference - | 
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            | Kc --> Kp conversion | 
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        | Kp=Kc(RT)^N(moles product - moles reactant) | 
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            | F --> C conversion | 
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        | F = 9/5C+32 | 
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            | arrhenius deffinition vs BL deffinition | 
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        | acid = increase H+/OH-, BL acids donate and basses accept | 
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            | Lewis acid vs. Lewis base | 
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        | electron pair acceptors(a) and donors(b) | 
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            | Complex ions | 
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        | metal surrounded by ligands (lewis bases). Coordiation number = number of ligands attatched = double/opposite the charge of the cation | 
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            | amphoterism | 
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        | can act as both an acid and a base | 
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            | oxidation number rules | 
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        | F always -1 | 
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            | Electrochemistry (galvanic, etc) things to remember | 
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        | cathode = reduction, anode = oxidation, Cathode + in galv and - in electrolytic, electrons from anode --> cathode, mass forms at cathode. | 
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            | hydrolysis | 
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        | amp x seconds = columbs, columbs x (1 mol e / 96500 columbs) x (1 mol cu / 2 mol e) x (xg/1 mol cu) | 
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            | how to approach buffers | 
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        | TALK ABOUT IT! | 
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            | how to find rate if not held constant | 
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        | r1/r2=()()1/()()2 | 
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            | graphs = which order? | 
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        | 0: At straight 1st : ln At straight (.693/k=T.5) 2nd : 1/At straight (1/K(At)=T.5) | 
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            | rate determining step (how to calcualte Cl in fast) | 
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        | write equilibrium equation, then solve so wanted one is left in equation [CL2]=k[Cl]^.5 and thats the order | 
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            | state function | 
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        | doesn't depend on pathway | 
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            | Calorimetry (bomb vs. coffee cup equations) | 
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        | deltaQ=cdeltaT (usually KJ) vs. deltaQ=mCdeltaT (joules, H2O=4.184) | 
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            | boiling point vs. freezing poing equaitons (i) | 
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        | FP = subtract, BP=add | 
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            | G relating to H and S | 
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        | HSG -+-YAY, +-+NO, --LOW, ++HIGH | 
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            | phase changes (plateu and slope equations) | 
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        | plateau: mol x Hvap or fus (KJ) slope: mass x t x cp | 
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            | rms and effusion | 
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        | Urms = sqroot(3RT/M), rate A / Rate B = Sqrt(Mb/Ma) = timeB/timeA | 
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            | DC: colors | 
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        | MnO4- is purple, Mn2+ is light pink, Cr2O7-2 is orange, Cr3+ is green, I2 is purple, Br2 is brown/orange, Fe is yellow, Cr is yellow, | 
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            | solubility rules! | 
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        | NAACCIBRAS SOLUBLE (Nitrates, acetates, alkali, chlorates, chloride bromide iodide except HgAgPb, Ammonium, Sulfate BaPbAgHgCaSb | 
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            | DC: 4 special types | 
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        | carbonate --> oxide + CO2 chlorate --> chloride + O2 peroxide --> oxide hydroxide --> oxide + H2O | 
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            | DC: random things to remember | 
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        | nonmetallic --> acid metallic --> base acitve metal + H20 --> H2 + Base Acid + Carbonate --> CO2 + the rest heated = decomposed | 
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            | ORGANIC CHEM! | 
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        | TALK ABOUT IT! | 
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            | IMF affecting boiling/freezing | 
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        | HIGH BP = HIGH IMF = LOW FP | 
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            | IMF affecting vapor pressure | 
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        | HIGH VP = LOW IMF = HIGH VOLAITY | 
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            | equation for vapor pressures and temperatures | 
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        | lN (VP1/VP2) = HVAP(j) / 8.314 (1/T2-1/T1) | 
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            | size vs. solubility | 
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        | HIGH SIZE = HIGH LDF = HIGH POLARIZABLILITY = HIGH SOLUBILITY | 
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            | K vs Ea and T equation | 
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        | ln (K1/K2) = Ea(j) /8.314 (1/T2-1/T1) | 
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            | Transition metal charges (Lead, Copper, Nickel Tin, Iron) | 
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        | Pb 2 and 4, Cu 1 and 2, Ni 2 and 3, Tin 2 and 4, Iron 2 and 3 | 
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            | Bicarbonate, bisulphate, cyanide, manganate, chromate, dichromate, thiosulfate. | 
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        | HCO3-, HSO4-, CN-, MnO3-,CrO4 2-, Cr2O72-, S2O32- | 
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            | Aufbau, Pauli Exclusion, Hunds | 
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        | lowest first, no two electrons can have same 4, maximum number of unpaired electrons | 
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            | formal charge | 
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        | valence electrons - (unpaired electrons + number of bonds) | 
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            | units of rate constant for 0, 1, 2, 3 | 
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        | m s-1, s -1, m-1 s-1, m-2 s -1 | 
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            | fission vs. fusion | 
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        | a large nucleus (U235) decays into smaller particles vs. a small nuclei fuses into larger particles | 
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            | Strong Acids | 
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        | HClO4, HClO3, HNO3, HCL, HBR, HI, H2SO4 | 
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            | Parent Acid/Base rules | 
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        | SA+SB = neutral, SA+WB=acidic, WA+SB=basic, WA+WB=look at Ka or Kb | 
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            | K relating to G | 
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        | negativeG=K>1, 0G=K=1, positiveG= K<1 | 
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            | thermochemistry equations | 
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        | G?=-RTln(K), G=G?+RT(LnK), G?=-NFE?, | 
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            | Nernst | 
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        | Ecell = E?Cell - .0591/nF log(K) | 
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            | Nernst at equilibrium | 
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        | E?=.0592/n log (K) | 
