Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Enthalpy

A

Delta H

Heat absorbed or emitted during a reaction under constant pressure

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2
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Entropy

A

Number of arrangements

Tells you which way heat transfers

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3
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Electronegativity

A
  • Increase across
  • Decrease down
  • An atoms tendency to form bonds
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4
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Ionization energy

A

-increase across
-decrease down
-energy required to remove an electron
Reason: valence shell stability, electron shielding

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5
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Effective nuclear charge

A
  • charge felt by valence electrons after calculating electron
  • protons minus core electrons
  • determines all periodic trends
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6
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Solution

A
  • Homogeneous mixture of 2 or more components

- can’t unmix

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7
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Mixture

A
  • heterogeneous
  • diff composition
  • easy to unmix
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8
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What factors affect solubility?

A
  1. nature of solvent
  2. nature of solute
  3. entropy change
  4. temperature
  5. Gibbs free energy
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9
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immiscible

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the solute and solvent do not mix up

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10
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thermal energy

A
  • sum of kinetic and potential energy

- relies on energy and composition

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11
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solvation shell

A

H2O molecules are locked in place around molecule

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12
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clathrates

A

water forms a cage structure around molecules

high pressure and low temp

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13
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surfactant

A

polar and non polar parts

used to break up oil

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14
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substitute alloy

A

if the atoms are of similar size, the solute atoms substitute for the solvent atoms

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15
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interstitial alloy

A

if the solute is smaller the atoms sit in the holes

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16
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Coulomb’s law

A

Unlike charges attract
-explains interactions between and within atoms
F=k(q1•q2)/r^2
-q is force

17
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First law of thermodynamics

A

Energy can neither be created nor destroyed

18
Q

State function

A

Depends only on initial and final states

19
Q

Entropy

A
  • measure of possible arrangements

- tells you which way heat will transfer

20
Q

Enthalpy

A

Heat absorbed or emitted in a reaction under constant pressure
-exothermic and endothermic

21
Q

The second law of thermodynamics

A

-for any change the total entropy of he universe must increase

22
Q

Combustion reaction

A

Releases energy

23
Q

Saturated

A

No more solute will dissolve

24
Q

Units

A

Percent mass- 10% solution has .1 g diluted per 1 g solution
Ppm- 1 microgram per gram (mg/L)
Ppb- 1 nanogram per gram (ug/L)

25
Q

Hydrophilic and hydrophobic

A

Hydrophilic likes water

26
Q

Micelles

A

Organized clusters of amphipathic molecules

Nonpolar substance creates inverted

27
Q

Lipid bilayer

A

Hydrophobic on inside hydrophilic on outside

28
Q

Alloys

A

Mixtures of metals
Substitute alloy: atoms of similar size, solute atoms substitute for solvent
Interstitial: solute is smaller, atoms sit in the holes