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1
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What are the hydrostatic and pressure formulas?

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P = F / A P = P₀ + pgh (pressure exerted on object in water) P is the hydrostatic pressure P₀ is the air pressure at surface (usually 1 atm)

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2
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What is isothermal? how is energy transfer formula altered?

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No temperature change Q=W This is because temperature is related to ΔU is related to internal energy change which influences temperature

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3
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What is isobaric? what formula is used?

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No pressure change. No specific change to formula

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What is isovolumetric, what formula is used?

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No volume change, ΔU = Q

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5
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What is adiabatic in a system? what formula is used?

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No heat in or out ΔU = -W

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6
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Buoyancy formula?

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Fb = pVg

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7
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Finding Work given a force and distance of object travelled along with angle

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W = Fd cosø

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8
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Power formula? what unit is it in?

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Work / time = Nm / s = J / s = Watt

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9
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VAT VAX TAX distance

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v = v₀ + at v² = v₀² + 2ax x = v₀t + at² / 2 d = vt

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10
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Force formula for tension with a double pulley?

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F net = 2T - mg Can adjust to (F - mg) / 2 = T

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11
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Acet means what?

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2 carbons attached to carbonyl oxygen

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12
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Mechanical energy formula

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E = U + K E = mgh + 1/2mv² Mechanical energy in joules is equal to Potential energy + Kinetic energy

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13
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Work energy-theorem

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Wnet = ΔK = Kf - Ki The total work in joules is equal to the change in kinetic energy or speed of something so take the final speed and subtract it from the initial

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14
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Work done by nonconservative forces formula?

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W nonconservative = ΔE = ΔU + ΔK

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15
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Conservation of mechanical energy formula? What are conservational forces?

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ΔE = ΔU + ΔK = 0 Gravitational, electrostatic, elastic The change in mechanical energy is equal to 0 if the only forces effecting it are gravity or electrostatics or elastic

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16
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What are some unconservative forces in work?

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friction air resistance drag

17
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What is the second law of thermodynamics

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In any cyclic process the entropy will either increase or remain the same.

18
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What happens when a alkene is treated with Br2?

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backside attack, anti configurations for both bromides

19
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A diverging lense is (concave/convex) and has a (+/-) focal point?

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A diverging lens is concave and has a negative focal point

20
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What is the doppler effect equation?

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f’ = f [(v ± vD) / (v ∓ vs)]

Top sign for Toward

f’ = perceived frequency

f = actual emmited frequency

v = speed of sound in medium

vD = speed of detector

vS = speed of sound source

21
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high Ksp = ? solubility

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high

22
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What is a colloidal solution?

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A solution that has aggregation (mixture of two phases) of particles

23
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The two solutions in Extractions need to be ______ ?

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immiscible

24
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How would you extract an acid from solution?

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By adding a base

A base will remove the H+ making the acid more polar and will be more soluble into the aqueous phase

25
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Extraction follows the solubility rule that …?

A

likes dissolve likes

26
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Carboxylase uses what?

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CO2

27
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What is a good sign of a nucleophiles?

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”-“ / lone pair

”-“ sign or lone pair on a C,N,O,H, or even pi bonds

28
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Nucleophiles are determined by what four factors?

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ChESS

Charge

Electronegativity (less EN is better)

Steric Hinderence (smaller, better)

Solvent (not protic)

29
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What charge will a good electrophile have?

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Positive

30
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What is another name for oxidant?

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oxidizing agent

31
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What is the difference between pKa and a Ka?

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Ka the concentration of hydrogen and the pKa is the -log of the Ka

32
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How to find pH, given Ka?

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pKa=-log(ka)

Hendersen Hasslbach equation

pH = pKa + log [A-]/[HA]

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