Exam 1 Flashcards
Vapor Pressure
Decreases as IM forces increase
Surface Tension
Increases as IM forces increase
Boiling point
increases when molar mass increases when IM forces are the same
Viscosity
increases as chain length increases
Strength of dispersion force depends on:
size of the molecule, larger molecule means stronger dispersion force
mole %
mole fraction * 100
Molarity
(moles solute)/total solution volume (M)
molality
(moles solute)/(kg solvent) (m)
mass %
(mass of what you’re looking at)/(mass of whole solution) *100 (g/g) so unitless
mole fraction
X(looking at) = (moles looking at)/(moles total)
Rate Expression from a balanced reaction
Reaction: 2N + F2 -> NF2
rate = (-1/2)(delta[N])/(delta t) = -(delta [F2])/(delta t) = (1/2)(delta[NF2])/(delta t)
negative if on left side, also 1/number in front
this is what you use to find average and instantaneous rates from a plot
Zero Order
[A]
First Order
ln([A])
Second Order
1/[A]
Exothermic
delta H is negative
first line is higher than last line
Endothermic
delta H is positive
first line is lower than last line
IM forces are strongest in what phase?
Solid, weakest in gas phase
List the IM forces from weakest to strongest
Dispersion
Dipole-Dipole
Hydrogen Bonding
Ion-Dipole
H-Bonding requirements
Only in molecules that contain N-H, F-H, or O-H with a lone pair of electrons
Sublimation
Solid to gas
Deposition
Gass to solid
Fusion
solid to liquid (melting)
Heating curves
y-temp x- energy
diagonal = temp change
flat = phase change
Solute
What is dissolved (minority component)
mole %
X * 100
Addition of Solute
^boiling point
vfreezing point
Henrys Law
C = KP c is solubility
What do colligative properties depend on
the number of particles dissolved not the type of particle
Temp and solubility for gas and solid solute
temp up - solubility of solid solute up
temp up - solubility of gaseous solute down
pressure up - solubility of gaseous solute up
What equations do vaunt hoff factors effect
delta Tf = i * m * Kf
delta Tb = i * m * Kb
box = iMRT
Xsolvent = n solvent/(in solute)+(n solvent)