Chemistry I Test Answers – Flashcards
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Unlock answersHydroxide |
OH -1 |
Calcium
|
40.1 |
Miscibility |
whether or not 2 liquids can mix |
Osmotic Pressue |
pressure on semipermeable membrane caused by different diffusion rates -Colligative Property (Elevation) |
Boron |
10.8
|
Chlorate |
ClO3 -1 |
Argon |
35.5 |
Solubility |
how many grams a solution can hold when it's saturated |
Beryllium |
9.01 |
NaCl |
Salt |
Molarity |
moles solute _____________ liter solution |
1 mole= |
6.02x1023 particles (if gas) 22.4 L atomic/molecular mass |
Molality |
moles solute ___________ kg solvent |
families |
alkaline alkaline-eath Lanthanoids Actinoids Chalogens Halogens Noble Gases |
Significant Digits |
+/-;; all numbers must have all places ; x, /;; smallest number of sig digs overall |
Electronegativity |
small......................biggest.;;;;;;;;;; ;none ; ....................................Noble Gas-no bonding ; smallest.................small.;;;;;;;;;;;; none |
Ionization Energy |
low..........................high ; low.........................high |
Size |
small........................smallest ; ; ; biggest.............................small |
Ionic/Covalent Bonding |
diff. in electronegativities ; covalent;1.67;Ionic (or =to 1.67) |
Ideal Gas Law |
PV=nRT |
R= |
8.31 kPa x L _____________ mole x Kelvin |
Standard...... ~Pressure ~Temp ; |
101.325 kPa 273K |
Boyle's Law |
Pr^ Vv
*if you squeeze gas, it gets smaller |
Glucose |
~blood sugar
C6H1206 |
Acetate |
C2H3O2 -1 |
Raoult's Law (vapor Pr.) |
Vapor Pr=mole fraction x vapor pr ;;;;;;; ;;; ;;; solution;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ; solvent;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;solvent |
Sucrose |
C12H22O11 |
Colligative Properties (soln's) |
Vap pr. depression Melting pt. elevation freezing pt. depression osmotic pr. elevation |
NaOH |
Drano (Lye) |
Fe2O3 |
Rust |
Enthalpy of soln |
energy change when a soln is made ~most are endothermic |
Magnesium |
24.3 |
7 Diatomic Elements |
H, N, O, Cl, F, Br, I
~when finding the molecular mass, double it!! ex: O is 16.0g, but O2 is 32.0g ! |
Chromate |
CrO4 -2 |
mole fraction |
mole cmpd (solvent) _____________________ mols all cmpds (mols+mols+mols etc.) |
Reaction Rate |
affected by ~Concentration (^concentration, ^Rx Rate) ~Temp (^Temp, ^Rx Rate) ~Catalyst (speed Rx, still there afterward ex: enzymes) ~Nature of Reactants (activation E, etc) |
NaHCO3 |
Baking Soda |
Hydrogen |
1.01 |
MnO4 -1 |
Permanganate |
1 L=___mL/cm3 |
1000 |
Kinetically Stable |
reacts so slow that you can't tell; ex: sugar |
Thermodynamically stable |
Doesn't react at room temperature |
Neon |
20.2 |
Nitrogen |
14.0 |
Phosphorus |
31.0 |
Lithium |
6.94 |
Sulfate |
SO4 -2 |
Aluminum |
27.0 |
Polarity |
~within molecules (big electroneg. differences [but less than1.67])
~one element pull's e-'s closer-charges assemble- ex: H2O |
Potassium |
39.1
symbol=K |
Chlorine |
35.5 |
Carbon |
12.0 |
Sulfur |
32.1 |
Methane |
CH4 |
Silicon |
28.1 |
Orbitals (max. ea. can hold) |
s, p, d, f (2, 6, 10, 14-goes w/ P Table) |
Empirical Formula's |
~get ea. cmpd into moles ; ~divide by the smallest mole amount ; ~get whole #'s... |
Ammonia |
NH3 |
Avogadro's Number |
6.02x1023 |
Ox. #'s |
USE THEM TO WRITE FORMULA'S!! |
Nitrate |
NO3 -1 |
Helium |
4.00 |
Phosphate |
PO4 -3 |
Ammonium |
NH4 +1 |
Fluorine |
19.0 |
Carbonate |
CO3 -2 |
Charles' Law |
T^ V^
~Charlie Brown on TV |
Sodium |
23.0 |
Oxygen |
16.0 |
Solution Equilibrium |
Equal rate of solute dissolving and crystallizing |
Reversible Reactions |
~goes --> or <-- ~coefficients--> exponents ~multiply all the products/reactants
equilibrium eq: [M products] ______________ [M reactants] |
Phys Change |
~states of matter (s, l, g) ~new shape ~new size ~diff color ~amount present (moles) ~dissoving it |
Properties of Metals |
~high melt. pt, boil. pt, fr pt ~metallic bonds within ea. other ~usually ionic bonds w/non-metals ~always "+" -lose e- 's ~generally unstable |
4 Quantum #'s |
level, sublevel, orbital, spin Level-1,2...use P Table sublevel-s[0]p[1]d[2]f[3]...location on P Table orbital- -sublevel--> +sublevel spin- + or - 1/2 |