Chapter 11 Flashcards

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C and H together are always what IMF?

A

London

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2
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Heating Curve for water:

Q1=

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q1 = m x Csice x Delta t

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3
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Heating Curve for water:

Q2=

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q2 = m x delta Hfus

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4
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Heating Curve for water:

Q3=

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q3 = m x Csliquid x Delta t

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5
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Heating Curve for water:

Q4=

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q4 = m x Delta Hvap

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Heating Curve for water:

Q5=

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q5 = m x Csgas x Delta t

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7
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Cs is

A

Specific heat in J/(g)(c)

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8
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m for heating curve is

A

mass in grams

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9
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relationship between IMF and Temp…

A
  1. As temp DECREASES, imf INCREASES

2. As temo INCREASES, imf DECREASES

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10
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All molecules have this IMF

A

London forces

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11
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An instantaneous dipole or temporary dipole is created is called

A

London Force

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12
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___ electron cloud, ____ Zeffect, ____IMF

A

increases, decreases, increases

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13
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Relationship between molar mass and boiling point…

A

^ Molar Mass, ^ Boiling Point

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14
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Relationship between Surface Area and Energy needed to get into vapor phase

A

^ Surface Area, ^ amount of energy needed to get into vapor phase

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15
Q

This IMF exists in all polar molecules

A

Dipole-Dipole

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16
Q

The relationship between molar mass and boiling point is only true for which IMF

A

London Forces

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17
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Typical Energy Range for Dipole-Dipole

A

5-25 kj/mol

18
Q

Typical Energy range for London forces

A

0.05-40kj/mol

19
Q

Hydrogen bonds directly to which small electronegitive atoms?

A

F, O, N

H(FON)

20
Q

Typical Energy range for hydrogen forces

A

10-40jk/mol

21
Q

IMF that forms from a ionic and polar compound

A

Ion-Diople

22
Q

typical energy range for Ion-Dipole forces

A

40-600kj/mol

23
Q

Surface tension is…

A

the resistance of liquid to spread out

24
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Relationship between surface area and IMF

A
  1. as surface tension v , IMF v

2. as surface tension ^, IMF ^

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Viscosity is...
measurement of a substances resistance to flow
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Relationship between Viscosity and IMF
viscosity ^, IMF ^
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Relationship between Viscosity and Molecular weight
viscosity ^ , molecular weight ^
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Relationship between Viscosity and the length of the molecule
viscosity ^ as the length of a molecule ^
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Capillary action is...
ability of liquid to flow against gravity
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Cohesive forces..
Attraction of molecules in the liquid | C > A
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Adhesive Forces...
Attraction of molecules and the surface of tube | A > C
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Relationship between vaporization rate and Temp
^ vaporization rate, ^ temp
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Relationship between vaporization rate and surface area
^ V.R, ^ S.A
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Relationship between vaporization rate and IMF
v V.R, ^ IMF
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Clausis-claypyron equation: 2 point
``` ln(P2/P1) = (-delta Hvap/R)(1/T2 - 1/T1) R= gas constant = 8.314 Pvap= vapor pressure T= Temp ```
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Solid to liquid
Fusion, Delta Hfus (+)
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liquid to solid
freezing, Delta Hfus (-)
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liquid to gas
vaporization, delta Hvap (+)
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gas to liquid
condensation, Delta Hvap (-)
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solid to gas
Sublimation, Delta Hsub (+)
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gas to solid
deposition, delta Hsub (-)