Chem #11 Flashcards

1
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LEO GER

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loses electrons oxidized (+)

gains electrons reduced (-)

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2
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oxidation-reduction reactions

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always occur in pairs and focus on the movement of electrons.
o Involve the transfer of electrons from one chemical species to another.

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3
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law of conservation of charge

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electrical charge can neither be created nor destroyed.

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4
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oxidation

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loss of electrons

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5
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oxidizing agent

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causes another atom in a redox reaction to be oxidized and is itself reduced.
 Common oxidizing agents contain oxygen or similar electronegative element

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6
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reducing agent

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causes another atom in a redox reaction to be reduced and is itself oxidized.
 Common reducing agents contain metal ions or hydrides (H-)

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7
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reduction

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gain of electron

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8
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specificity about oxidizing agent and reducing agent terminology

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These are applied specifically to the atom that loses or gains electrons.

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9
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changes in oxidation state in transition metal results in ____

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change in color

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10
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how do formal charge and oxidation state differ?

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Differ from formal charges in that formal charges assume equal sharing of electrons in a bond whereas oxidation numbers assume unequal sharing with more electrons going to the more EN atom.

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11
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oxidation numbers

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assigned to atoms in order to keep track of the redistribution of electrons during chemical reactions.
 Can look at how many electrons are gained or lost by each atom this way.

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12
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what is the oxidation # of free element

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0

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13
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if it gets oxidized, it is the ____ agent

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reducing agent

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14
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how to balance a redox reaction

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o Both the net charge and the number of atoms must be equal on both sides of the equation.
o Use the half-reaction method: balance the oxidation and reduction reactions separately and then add them together.

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15
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complete ionic equations

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if we split the various species into all of the ions present.

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16
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spectator ions

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inert ions that are present during the reaction but are not taking part in it.

17
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net ionic equation

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take out spectator ions, aqueous compounds should be split into their constituent ions, but solid salts should be kept as a single entity.

18
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disproportionation (dismutation)

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a specific type of redox reaction in which an element undergoes both oxidation and reduction in producing its products.
o Biological enzymes that do these reactions and redox reactions often have metals in their active sites that act as reducing agents.

19
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oxidation-reduction titrations

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o Follow the movement of electrons to reach the equivalence point.
o Use indicators that change color at a particular voltage (emf) value.
o Potentiometric titration: a form of redox titration where no indicator is used. Electrical potential voltage is measured instead.

20
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dehydrogenases perform ____

21
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oxidizing agents oftentimes contain ______

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oxygen or strong electronegative element

22
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what are the oxidation states of the elements in HOCl

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H: +1, O: -2, Cl: +1

O is more EN than Cl

23
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what are the oxidation states of the elements in NaH

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Na: +1
H: -1

24
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what are the oxidation states of the elements in O2^-2

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what are the oxidation states of the elements in OF2
O: +2 F: -1
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formal charge vs oxidation number
formal charge assumes equal division of electrons in bonds while oxidation number assumes unequal division of electrons in bonds.
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what compounds are not broken up when making complete/net ionic equations
anything that is not aqueous
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what is another name for a disproportionation reaction?
dismutation
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Potentiometric titration
a form of redox titration where no indicator is used. Electrical potential voltage is measured instead.
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How many moles of Fe are in iron(III) sulfate?
2
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Noble gases will always have an oxidation state of ___
0
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oxidation can also be thought of as ______
number of bonds to oxygen