Chemistry Review Flashcards

1
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Formula for Density

A

p=m/v (kg/m^3 or g/mL)

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2
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Equation for Mechanical Work

A

work = Fdcos(θ)

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3
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What is theta when linear deformation is present?

A

0 degrees

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4
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Which choice has the longest wavelength?
a. x-rays
b. UV light
c. Red light
d. Blue light
e. Radio waves

A

e. Radio waves
Wavelength increases from left to right on the electromagnetic spectrum
a < b < d < c < e

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5
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What is the definition and equation for Power?

A

Work divided by time
W/t in watts
Can also be P=Fv (constant)

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6
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Why does surface tension decrease as temperature rises?

A

As the average kinetic energy of fluid molecules increases, they are more likely to overcome the intermolecular forces holding them together.

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7
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In which direction do positive flow through voltage gradients?

A

Down the gradient from high to low voltage.

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7
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In competitive inhibition, how are Km and Vmax affected?

A

Km is increased since more substrate will be required, but Vmax stays the same as long as enough substrate is present.

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8
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In noncompetitive inhibition, how are Vmax and Km affected?

A

Vmax and Km both decrease proportionately

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9
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Where does the inhibitor bind in noncompetitive inhibition?

A

The allosteric site. (Does not compete with the substrate)

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9
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What is the slope of Lineweaver-Burk plots in uncompetitive inhibition?

A

Km/Vmax

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10
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Are negatively charged ions hydrophilic or hydrophobic?

A

They are hydrophilic

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