Chem Flashcards

1
Q

A mole has the same number of specific entities as ____g of carbon isotope C12

A

12g

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2
Q

Inorganic materials:

A

Compounds not containing C-H bonds

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3
Q

Waters maximum density occurs at ___ degrees Celsius

A

4 degrees Celsius

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4
Q

Freezing point of water increases/decreases as pressure increases

A

Decreases

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5
Q

Value of Q at the start of a reaction:

A

0

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6
Q

Kc

A

Equilibrium constant

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7
Q

If Kc is a huge number then at equilibrium there are more/less products than reactants

A

More

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8
Q

Homogeneous mixtures

A

Everything evenly mixed through, Eg. solutions

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9
Q

Group of compounds that are soluble

A

Group 1

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10
Q

Mostly soluble compounds containing (apart from those containing Ag + and Pb 2+)

A

Cl -
Br -
I -

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11
Q

Soluble compounds:

A

NO3 -
HCO3 -
HSO4 -

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12
Q

Most electronegative element -

A

Fluorine

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13
Q

Mostly insoluble compound (except those with group 1 elements and Ba(OH)2)

Ca(OH)2 is still slightly soluble

A

OH-

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14
Q

All compounds containing ____ are soluble

A

NH4 +

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15
Q

All compounds are insoluble (apart from those defying other rules)

A

CO3 2-
PO4 3-
S 2-

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16
Q

Most compounds are soluble (apart from those containing Ba or Pb)
(Ca and Ag slightly soluble)

17
Q

Precipitates can be filtered from the mixture via

A

Filtration

18
Q

Lewis acid:

A

Electron pair acceptor

19
Q

Lewis base:

A

Electron pair donor

20
Q

Bronsted-Lowry acid:

A

Proton donor

21
Q

Bronsted-Lowry base:

A

Proton acceptor

22
Q

To act as an acid a compound must have:

A

A H+ attached to an electronegative element via a polar bond

23
Q

The strongest acids are usually:

A

A H+ attached to a halogen or oxygen

24
Q

The larger the Ka value, the weaker/stronger the acid

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