Exam Q&A Flashcards

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Write the type of thermodynamic process and properties

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Adiabatic process: a process were no heat transfer into or out of the system process

Isochoric process: a process where no change in volume occurs in the system does not work

Isobaric process: a process in which no change in pressure occurs

Isothermal process: a process in which no change in temperature occurs

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State the definition of dynamic equilibrium

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Rate of forward reaction = rate of backward reaction

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What are conjugate acids, base pairs with example

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Pair of compounds that differ by a proton. Compounds which can mutually accept and donate hydrogen ions is called conjugate acid-base pair

Example: HClO4 —> H+ + ClO4-

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What is irreversible and reversible reaction with reaction

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Reversible: Occurs in both directions, reactants can change to products also products can change into reactants

Irreversible: Occurs in one direction, when the reactants can change into products but products cannot change to reactants

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What is meant by electrolysis

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The process of decomposition of an electrolyte by passage of electricity

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First and second law of thermodynamics

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First law: “Energy can neither be created or be destroyed it can only be transferred from one form to another”

Second law: “ The entropy of any isolated system always increases”

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Molecule of ammonia react with borane. State the bonding and draw structure

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Structure NH3 BH3

Dative covalent bond

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First 3 elements of period 3 shows a general increase in melting point, explain the trend in melting point across period 3 elements

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Moving across period 3, the number of delocalized electrons per metal atom increases and radius of element decreases this increases melting point

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Electron configuration of potassium 2.8.8.1 and lithium is 2.1
Why is li more reactive than k?

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K has more shells than Li. So the distance between the nucleus and outer most shell is greater in K which makes it easier for K to lose an electron

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What is enthalpy and entropy

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Enthalpy: Enthalpy is the measurement of energy in the thermodynamics system
to calculate enthalpy (H) H=E+PV

Entropy: Entropy value depends on the physical state or condition of a system
Example the entropy of a solid, where the particles are not free to move, is less than the entropy of a gas where the particles will fill the container

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Role of salt bridge and diagram

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Role of salt bridge: are u-shaped tubes made with agar-agar gel contains Kcl or KnO . Because there salts the ions have almost the same speed. If a salt bridge is not used, there will be accumulation of changes near two electrodes. The salt bridge provides a passage for the flow of charges in the internal circuit, -ve ions form copper electrode to zinc rod +ve ion zinc rod to copper rod. Hence flow of electricity is maintained

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What is electrochemical cell

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Electrochemical cell: a device that converts electrical energy to chemical energy or vice versa through redox reaction

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Iodine and diamonds are crystals at room temperature. Why do diamonds have a higher melting point than iodine?

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Because diamond has strong covalent bonds because of its 4 carbon atom forming a rigid tetrahedral structure. And these covalent bonds are extremely strong and requires a large amount of electricity to break, while iodine is held together by weak intermolecular forces leading to a lower melting point

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