1140 Exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

molality

A

mol solute/kg solvent

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1
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molarity

A

mol solute/ liters solution

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2
Q

mole fraction

A

mol solute/mol solution

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3
Q

mass percentage

A

mass solute/mass solution x 100

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4
Q

first order k units

A

1/s

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5
Q

zero order k units

A

M/s

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6
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second order k units

A

1/M x s

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7
Q

adding solute _______ vapor pressure

A

lowers

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8
Q

phases used in equilibrium equation

A

gas and aqueous

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9
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If Qc is greater than Kc, the reaction moves to the

A

left

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10
Q

If Qc is less than Kc, the reaction moves to the

A

right

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11
Q

increased concentration of reactants means the reactions shifts to the

A

right

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12
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increased concentration of products means the reaction shifts to the

A

left

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13
Q

increased pressure means the reaction shifts to the side with

A

fewer moles

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14
Q

for an endothermic rxn, an increase in temp means the rxn shifts to the

A

right

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15
Q

for an exothermic rxn, an increase in heat means the rxn shifts to the

A

left

16
Q

integrated rate law for first order reaction

A

the one with ln

17
Q

integrated rate law for second order reaction

A

the one with 1/A

18
Q

integrated rate law for zero order reaction

A

looks like linear format y = mx +b