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Exam 2 Cards (Aqueous solutions, Strong/Weak Electrolytes, Enthalpy..) Flashcards

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1
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NH4+

A

Ammonium

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Charge on Ag

A

Ag+

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3
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Carbonate

A

CO3(2-)

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Phosphate

A

PO4(3-)

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Phosphoric acid

A

H3PO4

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Oxidation Rule 1: Sum of oxidation numbers for a neutral compound?

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The sum of oxidation numbers for a neutral is ZERO

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Oxidation Rule 2: Sum of oxidation numbers for a polyatomic ion?

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The sum will be the same as the charge of the polyatomic ion

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Oxidation Number of an atom in its elemental state

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0

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Oxidation Number of a monatomic ion

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same as the charge on the ion

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10
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Oxidation Number of F

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ALWAYS -1

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Oxidation Number of Group 1A?

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Always +1

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12
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Oxidation Number of Group 2A

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Always +2

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13
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Oxidation Number of Aluminum

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Always +3

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Oxidation Number of Hydrogen

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if in a compound with NONMETALS: +1

if in a compound with METALS: -1

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15
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Oxidation Number of Oxygen

A

Usually -2

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16
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Units of ΔHfO

A

kJ/mol

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17
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Determination of ΔH from ΔHfO values

A

Summation of (a)(ΔHfO) [products] - Summation of (b)ΔHfO[reactants]

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18
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micro

A

10^-6

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pico

A

10^-12

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20
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oxidation numbers of: Cl, Br,I

A

usually -1

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21
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cal

A

calorie: 1 cal = 4.184 J exactly

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22
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milli

A

10^-3

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centi-

A

10^-2

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deci-

A

10^-1

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25
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giga

A

10^9

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mega

A

10^6

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kilo

A

10^3

28
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Polyatomic molecules

A

P4, S8

29
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ΔH is dependent on these 4 properties

A
  1. temp 2. pressure 3. concentration 4. physical state of matter
30
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Diatomic molecules

A

Br2, Cl2, F2, O2, N2, I2, H2

31
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nano

A

10^-9

32
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C to K

A

C + 273= K

33
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Hess’ Law

A

rearrange the given equations to match the desired equation- be sure to manipulate the ΔH as necessary

34
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kcal

A

kilocalorie 1kcal= 1000 cal, 1 CAL = 1 food calorie

35
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standard enthalpy of formation

A

1 MOL ΔH = ΔHfO

36
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q

A

heat

37
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if q

A

exothermic (energy is being released)

38
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if q>0

A

endothermic (energy is being absorbed)

39
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Bomb calorimetry

A

qrxn= CcalΔT + cH2OMH2OΔT **THIS IS ENDOTHERMIC

40
Q

kJ

A

1000J

41
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Common Strong Bases (4)

A

M*OH (M = metal group 1A)
Ca(OH)2
Sr(OH)2
Ba(OH)2

42
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Hydrogen Displacement reaction

A

M + HX–> MX + H2 (g)
M> H2 on activity scale for a reaction
M= cation
X= anion

43
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Metal Hydroxide Bases (Acid-Base neutralization Reactions)

A

acid + base–> salt + H2O

salt formation: the cation is from the base and the anion is from the acid

44
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Metathesis Reactions Rule

A

AB + CD–> AD + CB

A & C = cations
B & D= anions

45
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Common weak acids

A

if not listed as strong, then weak

46
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common weak bases

A

NH3

47
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Salts

A

any compound where the anion is NOT OH-

48
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Common Strong Acids

A 
HCl
HBr
HI
HNO3
H2SO4
HClO4
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Precipitate Reactions

A

AB + CD–> AD + CB
A/C= cations
B/D= anions
either AD or CB MUST be insoluble for a reaction to occur

50
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c

A

specific heat (J/gxC)

51
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NH3 as a weak base in acid-base neutralization

A

acid + NH3–> SaltNH+
the cation is NH3, the anion come from the acid
the saltNH4+ is ALWAYS soluble

52
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Gas formation reaction

A

metal carbonate + acid –> salt + CO2 (g) + H2O (l)
salt formation: anion from acid, cation from carbonate

metal carbonate M(CO3(2-))

53
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metal displacement reaction

A

M + M’X –> M’ + MX
X= anion (goes unchanged)
M’= cation
M>M’ on activity series for a reaction to occur

54
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C

A

heat capacity

C= cm

55
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Dilution of a solution

A

M1V1= M2V2

56
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M (molarity)

A

mol/L

57
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Calorimetry equation

A

q= cmΔT or q= CΔT

58
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% yield equation

A

experimental/theoretical x 100

59
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ΔHO–> ΔHOf

A

elements –> 1 MOL substance

60
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ΔT

A

temperature change (Tfinal-Tinitial)

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