Final Exam Flashcards

1
Q

acid+metal=

A

salt+H2 gas

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2
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acid+carbonate=

A

salt+CO2 gas+H2O

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3
Q

acid+base=

A

salt+H2O

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4
Q

solubility rules to salt produced

A
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5
Q

An acid or base is neutralized when…

A

moles of OH-=moles of H+

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6
Q

If pH=pKA

A

the acid is 50% HA and 50% A-

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7
Q

pH<pKA

A

the acid will be mostly protonated

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8
Q

large pKa

A

=weaker acid

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9
Q

pH>pKa

A

acid will be mostly deprotonated

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10
Q

low pH

A

=acidic solution

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11
Q

high pH

A

=basic solution

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12
Q

small pKa

A

=stronger acid

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13
Q

pKa

A

-log(Ka)

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14
Q

10^(pKa-pH)

A

=HA/A-

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15
Q

A buffer

A

contains a weak acid and its conjugate base

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16
Q

pH of a buffer

A

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

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17
Q

To choose a weak acid for a buffer

A

find a weak acid with pKa close to desired pH

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18
Q

S Orbital

A

Spherical, 1 orbital, each s orbital can hold 2 electrons

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19
Q

P Orbital

A

two lobed shape, 3 orbitals, 2 electrons per orbital, can hold 6 electrons

20
Q

D Orbital

A

4 lobed shape, 5 orbitals make up d sublevels, 2 electrons per orbital, 10 total electrons

21
Q

Alpha particle

A

2 protons, 2 neutrons ex: 4/2He or alpha

22
Q

Beta particle

A

high energy electron ex: 0/-1e or beta

23
Q

Positron

A

high energy anti-electron ex:0/+1 e or beta

24
Q

gamma ray

A

high-energy photon ex:0/0y

25
Q

Calculate the age of an object

A

t=t1/2 ln(Nt/N0)/ln(1/2)

26
Q

Ionic

A

metal and non-metal

27
Q

Covalent

A

non-metal and non-metal

28
Q

0-0.4

A

non polar covalent bond

29
Q

0.5-1.8

A

polar covalent bond

30
Q

1.9+

A

ionic bond

31
Q

Symmetry that results in a polar molecule…

A

trigonal pyramidal, bent

32
Q

Symmetry may cancel polar bonds if…

A

linear, trigonal planar, or tetrahedral

33
Q

What’s required in order for a hydrogen bond to happen?

A

Must be bonded with N, O, or F. Must have lone pair on molecules

34
Q

Trends with stronger forces

A

higher melting temperature, higher boiling, lower vapor pressure

35
Q

Positive delta H

A

heat is a reactant=heat is absorbed

36
Q

Negative delta H

A

heat is a product=heat is released

37
Q

pH=

A

-log(H3O)

38
Q

Kw

A

=[OH-][H3O+]

39
Q

H3O=

A

KaHA/A-

40
Q

conversion pressure units

A
41
Q

6 strong acids

A

HCl, HBr, HI, HNO3, HClO4, H2SO4

42
Q

Strong bases

A

group 1 and 2 hydroxides

43
Q

Arrhenius acids

A

electrolytes that produce h+ ions in water

44
Q

Arrhenius bases

A

electrolytes that produce OH- ions in water BLUE

45
Q

Bronsted-Lowry theory

A

acids donate a proton (H+), bases accept a proton (H+)