DAT Gen Chem Liquids and Solids Flashcards

1
Q

attractive or
repulsive interactions between neighboring
molecules that determine the physical
properties of molecules such as boiling point,
melting point, solubility, and density.

A

intermolecular forces

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2
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interactions within a
molecule that hold atoms together in a
molecule, such as covalent, ionic, metallic, and
hydrogen bonds.

A

intramolecular

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3
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transition from liquid to solid is called…

A

crystalization

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4
Q

does crystallization take in or release heat

A

release

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5
Q

transition from liquid to gas is..

A

vaporization

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6
Q

transition from gas to liquid is

A

condensation

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7
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transition from solid straight to gas,
without bypassing the liquid phase,

A

sublimation

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8
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transition from gas straight to solid,
bypassing the liquid phase,

A

deposition

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9
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correlated to the disorder, or
randomness, in a system.

A

entropy (s)

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10
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measures the energy, or heat, in a
thermodynamics system.

A

enthalpy (h)

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11
Q

If ΔH > 0, heat moves…

A

into the system

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12
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If ΔH < 0, heat moves…

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out of system, exothermic

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13
Q

the heat of vaporization is greater than
the

A

heat of melting

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14
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the heat of sublimation is greater
than the

A

heat of vaporization

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15
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Standard Enthalpy of Formation or ΔHf eqn

A

delt hf= (delt H of products x number of moles) - (delt H of reactants x number of moles)

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16
Q

The solid-liquid boundary is represented by a
line called the

A

fusion curve

17
Q

The liquid-gas boundary is represented by the

A

vaporization curve

18
Q

The solid-gas boundary is represented by the

A

sublimation curce

19
Q

the point where a substance
exists in the liquid, gaseous, and solid phases
all at once.

A

triple pt

20
Q

the point at which the
liquid and gas phases become
indistinguishable.

A

critical point

21
Q

substance passed critical point is Called what

A

supercritical

22
Q

the degree to which a liquid mixes
with another liquid.

A

miscibility

23
Q

measure of a fluid’s
resistance to flow or deformation.

A

viscocity

24
Q

ability of a liquid surface
to resist external forces.

A

surface tension

25
Q

equilibrium pressure
exerted by a vapor above its liquid in a closed
system.

A

vapor pressure

26
Q

incompressible, with a definite shape
and volume.

A

solids

27
Q

hard, non-conductive,

A

ionic solids

28
Q

brittle

A

ionic solid

29
Q

high melting pt

A

ionic solid

30
Q

malleable ductile

A

metallic solid

31
Q

conductive, high luster

A

metallic solid

32
Q

variable melting pt and hardness

A

metallic solid

33
Q

hard, non-
conductive, and have high melting points.

A

covalent network solids

34
Q

soft, non-conductive, and
have low melting points.

A

molecular solids

35
Q

In Simple Cubic unit cells, there is

A

one atom per unit cell

36
Q

Amorphous solids, such as glass, have no

A

long-
range molecular pattern or order to them.

37
Q

are 2
atoms per unit cell with 1 atom being in the
center of the cube and each of the 8 corners
contributing another eighth of an atom each.

A

body centered cubic

38
Q

there are 4
atoms per unit cell. The 6 faces of the cube
each contribute half an atom, totaling 3 atoms,
and the 8 corners of the cube each contribute
an eighth on an atom, totaling 1 atom.

A

face centered cubic