Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Equation to find Kc?

A

Kc = [product A]^moles x [product B]^moles DIVIDED BY [reactant A]^moles x [reactant B]^moles

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2
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What is Kc?

A

Equilibrium Constant

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3
Q

How is partial pressure calculated?

A

{(number of moles A)/(total moles of gas)} x total pressure of mixture

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4
Q

What is Kp?

A

Equilibrium Constant calculated using partial pressures

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5
Q

What does and doesn’t affect Kc/Kp?

A

Pressure does not
Catalysts do not
Temperature does

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6
Q

What kind of reaction do arenes undergo?

A

Electrophilic Substitution

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7
Q

Alkylation of Benzene?

A

Chloroalkane + Benzene + AlCl3 under Reflux

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8
Q

Acylation of Benzene?

A

Acyl Chloride + Benzene + AlCl3 under Reflux

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9
Q

What is AlCl3 an example of?

A

Halogen Carrier

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10
Q

Substitution of halogen into Benzene?

A

Halogen carrier and dimer - dimer is polarised by halogen carrier, d+ then acts as electrophile

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11
Q

Advantages of ionic liquids as solvents?

A

Less volatile
Less flammable
Less toxic
Easier to reuse

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12
Q

What is an azo group?

A

-N=N-

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13
Q

Colour change in dichromate reflux?

A

Orange to Green

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14
Q

What has to be formed before an azo dye?

A

Diazonium salt -N(+)tripleN-

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15
Q

What is standard lattice enthalpy?

A

Enthalpy change when 1 mole of a solid ionic compound is formed from its gaseous ions under standard conditions

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16
Q

What is enthalpy change of hydration?

A

Enthalpy change when 1 mole of aqueous ions is formed from gaseous ions

17
Q

What is enthalpy change of solution?

A

Enthalpy change when i mole of solute is dissolved in sufficient solvent that no further enthalpy change occurs on further dilution

18
Q

What does Total entropy change equal?

A

Enthalpy change of system + Enthalpy change of surroudings

19
Q

What does ^S system equal?

A

S products - S reactants

20
Q

What does ^S surroundings equal?

A

-(^H/T) where ^H is enthalpy change in Jmol-1 and T is temp in Kelvin

21
Q

What does entropy change have to be for a spontaneous reaction to take place?

A

Positive

22
Q

What is pH?

A

-log10[H+]

23
Q

How to find [H+] of strong base?

A

(1x10^-14)/[OH-]

24
Q

What is equilibrium concentration?

A

= ([H+][A-])/[HA] using the assumption [H+] = [A-]

25
Q

What does pKa =?

A

-log10Ka

26
Q

What are acid buffers made from?

A

A weak acid and one of its salts

27
Q

What is -SO3H

A

Sulfonic Acid

28
Q

What is the best way of dye attaching to fabric?

A

Acid group donate H+ ion to NH group in fabric and the resulting dye ion is held in place by ionic bond

29
Q

What is a chromophore?

A

The structure in a molecule that give it colour

30
Q

How can you modify the colour of a dye?

A

Add groups with O or N atoms. Lone pairs become part of the delocalised system of electrons

31
Q

How can you modify the solubility of a dye?

A

Addition of soluble functional groups such as Sulfate ion

32
Q

How is benzene halogenated?

A
Halogen carrier polarise dimers. 
Positively charged end acts as an electrophile. 
Forms HBr (e.g.) and halogen carrier is unchanged.
33
Q

How is benzene nitrated?

A

Warm with conc nitric and conc sulfuric acid

Sulfuric is catalyst - helps form NO2+ ion (the electrophile)

34
Q

How is benzene sulfonated?

A

Reflux with conc sulfuric
OR
Warm with fuming sulfuric acid (contains lots of SO3, the electrophile)
O gets neg charge and attacks the H, so H doesn’t leave. Forms benzenesulfonic acid O=S(=O)-OH

35
Q

How is benzene alkynated?

A

Chloroalkane refluxed with AlCl3 to form an alkyl carbocation which acts as an electrophile

36
Q

How is benzene acylated?

A

Acyl chloride given carbocation by reflux with AlCl3, acts as electrophile

37
Q

How to make azo dye?

A

Nitrous acid used to produce diazonium salt, with HCl
Dissolve phenol with NaOH. React with diazonium salt when stood in ice. Azo dye precipitates out.
Temp kept below 10* at all times.

38
Q

What splits 3d orbitals?

A

Ligand bonding

39
Q

More delocalisation means what for energy levels?

A

Smaller