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Exam 2 - ch.15-17 Flashcards

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1
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chemical equilibrium

A

occurs when the forward and reverse reaction rates are equal

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2
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once equilibrium is achieved…

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the concentration of products and reactants remain constant

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3
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do K constants have units?

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no

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4
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K»1

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rxn favors products/forward

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5
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K«1

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rxn favors reactants/reverse

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6
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homogeneous equilibria

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all reactants and products are in the same phase

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7
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heterogeneous equilibria

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reactants and products are in different phases

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8
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are pure solids and liquids included in equilibrium expression?

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no

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9
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reaction quotient, Q

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identical to calculating K, but for current conditions

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10
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Q<K

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rxn moving toward products

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11
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Q>K

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rxn moving toward reactants

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12
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Q=K

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reaction is at equilibrium

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13
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inc in concentration of reactants

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shift to right

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14
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dec in concentrations of products

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shift to left

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15
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inc in concentrations of products

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shift to left

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16
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dec in concentration of products

A

shift to right

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17
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dec in volume=inc in pressure

A

shift to fewer moles

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18
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inc in volume=dec in pressure

A

shift to more moles

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19
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endo temp inc

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shift right

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20
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endo temp dec

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shift left

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21
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exo temp inc

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shift left

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22
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exo temp dec

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shift right

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23
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effect of catalyst on equilibrium shift

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no shift

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24
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arrhenius acid

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will increase [H+] when dissolved in water

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25
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arrhenius base

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will increase [OH-] when dissolved in water

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26
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bronsted-lowry acid

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a proton donor

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27
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bronsted-lowry base

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a proton acceptor

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28
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lewis acid

A

electron pair acceptor

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29
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lewis base

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electron pair donor

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30
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amphiprotic substance

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can act as an acid or base
ex: water

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31
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conjugate acid-base pair

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compound pair which differ by a H+

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32
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the stronger the acid…

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the weaker the conjugate base

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33
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the weaker the acid…

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the stronger the conjugate base

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34
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Kw=

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1.0x10^-14

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35
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neutral solution

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[H3O+]=[OH-]

36
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acidic solution

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[H3O+]>[OH-]

37
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basic solution

A

[H3O+]<[OH-]

38
Q

p=

A

-log

39
Q

strong acids

A

HCl, HBr, HNO3, HI, H2SO4, HClO3, HClO4

40
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strong bases

A

alkali metal and heavier earth metal +hydroxides

41
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%I=

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[H+]/[HA] x100

42
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%I>5%

A

we can not assume that the x value is really small and negligible

43
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polyprotic acid

A

has more than one acidic proton

44
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Ka1>

A

Ka2

45
Q

hydrolysis

A

breaking apart water to produce H+/OH- ions

46
Q

cations can be…

A

acidic/neutral

47
Q

anions can be…

A

acidic/basic/neutral

48
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anions of strong acids are…

A

neutral

49
Q

anions of weak acids form…

A

basic solutions

50
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Ka>Kb anion is…

A

acidic

51
Q

Ka<Kb anion is…

A

basic

52
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neutral metal cations

A

group 1/ group 2

53
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acidic metal cations

A

transition and post-transition metals

54
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hydrated cations

A

more acidic than free water molecules

55
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hydrated metal cations w/ higher charges

A

=stronger metal/ water complex

56
Q

both an anion and cation that do not react w/ water

A

pH is neutral

57
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an anion which reacts w/ water and a cation that doesn’t

A

pH is basic

58
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cation which reacts w/ water and anion that doesn’t

A

pH is acidic

59
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both anion and cation reacts w/ water

A

compare Ka and Kb values

60
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bond polarity: more polar

A

=more acidic

61
Q

bond strength: decrease bond strength

A

=acid strength

62
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stability: more stable

A

=more acidic

63
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w/in a group look at…

A

bond strength to determine acidity

64
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w/in a period look at…

A

polarity to determine acidity

65
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oxyacid

A

H,O, and nonmental: XOH

66
Q

as electronegativity increases, acidity…

A

increases

67
Q

oxidation # increase=

A

increase in acidity

68
Q

carboxylic acids

A

organic acids containing the -COOH group

69
Q

buffers

A

soln of weak acid and it’s conjugate or weak base and it’s conjugate

70
Q

buffer —— pH change

A

resist

71
Q

henderson-hasselback equation

A

pH=pKa+ log([A-]/[HA])

72
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when [HA]=[A-]…

A

pH=pKa

73
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equivalence point

A

when the amount of acid equals the amount of base

74
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titration of strong acid w/ strong base

A

pH=7 at equivalence point

75
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titration of weak acid w/ a strong base

A

at the equivalence point the pH>7

76
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titration of weak base w/ strong acid

A

at equivalence point the pH<7

77
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weak acid/ weak base titration pH=pKa at

A

halfway to the equivalence point

78
Q

Ksp=

A

[cation][anion] (w/ respect to coefficients and powers)

79
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solubility

A

the quantity of solute which can dissolve (g/L or mol/L)

80
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common ion effect

A

when one of the ions are in solution it affects the solubility of the salt by decreasing it

81
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when a salt has an anion that is the conj. base of a weak acid it is ——- soluble in an acidic solution

A

more

82
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when a salt has an anion that is the conj. base of a strong acid solubility ——-

A

is unchanged

83
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amphoteric oxides + hydroxides

A

ions which are soluble in strong acid or strong base

84
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Q=Ksp

A

at equilibrium, saturated, no ppt

85
Q

Q>Ksp

A

excess solute, ppt formed

86
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Q<Ksp

A

no ppt

87
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selective precipitation

A

ions can be separated from soln based on their solubilities in the presence of different ions

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