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1
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Solute

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Substance being dissolved

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Solvent

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Substance doing the dissolving

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Solution

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Mix of solute and solvent

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4
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Property of good solvent

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Like dissolves like

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5
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Intramolecular bonds

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Within the molecules

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Intermolecular bond

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Between the molecule

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7
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Hydrogen bonds

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Attraction of hydrogen from one polar molecule to a highly electronegative atom of another polar molecule

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8
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Van der Waals attraction

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Intermolecular attraction

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9
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Types of Van der Waals reactions

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Dipole: attraction between polar molecule (hydrogen bonds)

Dispersion/London force: when you have a dipole moment (temporary polar)

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10
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Unsaturated solution

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Solution is capable of dissolving more solute

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Saturation solution

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Solution is holding as much solute as able to be dissolved

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12
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Super saturated solution

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Solution is containing more solute than maximumly possible

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13
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Enzymes

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Protein that lowers the activation energy making a biochemical reactions go faster

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14
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Activation energy

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Energy required to make a reaction start

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15
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Catalytic strategies

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  • acid/base
  • covalent
  • electrostatic
  • proximity & orientation
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16
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Transition state

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Highest energy point from start to end (very unstable)

17
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Free E of activation

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Determines how quickly reaction will go

18
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Standard free energy change

A

Net change

19
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What happens when reaction is catalyzed?

A

Transition state has a much lower energy, becomes more stable with the enzyme, and has a much lower activation energy

20
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Actions that can occur by enzymes

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Can break apart, build, add, or rearrange molecules

21
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Hardness

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Ionic=harder, covalent = less hard

22
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Conductivity

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Ionic=more

Covalent=less

23
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Melting point

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Ionic=slower

Covalent=faster

24
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Capillary action

A

Polar=more

Non=less

25
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Surface tension

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Polar=strong

Non=weak

26
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Solvent ability for ionic

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Polar=dissolves

Non=doesn’t

27
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Solvent ability for covalent

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Polar=dissolves

Non=does not