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1
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Boyles Law

A

As pressure increases volume decreases
P1V1=P2V2
Inversely proportional

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Charles Law

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As temperature increases volume increases
Directly proportionate
V1/T1 = V2/T2
Degrees in Kelvin

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Gay Lussac Law

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As pressure increases temperature increases

P1/T1 = P2/V2

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Units of pressure

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1 atm= 101.3 kpa = 760 mm Hg = 760 Torr = 14.7 psi

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Combined gas law

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P1V1/T1 = P2V2/T2

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Ideal gas law

A 
PV=nRT
P= pressure
V= volume 
n= moles
R= constant
T= temperature in Kelvin
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Kelvin Temperature

A

Degrees celsius + 273

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Orbital

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Area where an electron is most likely found

S p d f

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Where is the electron

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S - starts in energy level 1/ 1 orbital w 2 electrons/ sphere shape
P - energy level 2 orbital 3/ 6 electrons/ dumbell shape
D- energy level 3 orbital 5/ 10 electrons flower shape
F- energy level 4/ 7 orbitals 14 electrons

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10
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Electron configurations

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Rules
Aufbau principle- electrons enter the lowest energy level
Hans rule- electrons enter different orbitals of the same energy level
Pauli Exclusion- max 2 electrons must have opposite spins

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Wavelength

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Length of the wave

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12
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Frequency

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of waves per second

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13
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The periodic table

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Patterns

Rows and Families

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Electronegativity

A

Ability of an atom to attract electrons
Increase from left to right- atoms are smaller with greater nucleur charge (same electrons in level but more protons means they are pulles tighter together )
Decrease from top to bottom- more energy levels

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Ionization Energy

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Energy required to remove the electron of the outermost energy level

Increase from left to right- atoms are smaller with greater nucleur charge (same electrons in level but more protons means they are pulles tighter together )
Decrease from top to bottom- more energy levels

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16
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Atomic Radius

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Half the diameter of an atom, found by the distance between the nuclei of 2 bonded atoms
Increase top to bottom bc more energy levels
Decrease left to right bc greater nucleur charge

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17
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Acid

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Produces H3O when dissolved in water

Increases by 0s ( 2=10 4=1000)

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Base

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Produces OH- when dissolved in water

19
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Strong vs Concentrated

Weak vs dilute

A

Strong - all or most electrons are ionizing
Concentrated- a lot of solute
Weak- few electrolytes are breaking apart
Dilute- little solute

20
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Acid strength

A

0-7 acidic
7 neutral
7-14 basic

21
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Lewis dot structure

A

Shows where the 8 valence electrons are located

22
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Ionic chart

A 
Ionic - the give and take of electrons
between a metal and a nonmetal
only conductive if dissolved in water
High melting point
Ex salt
23
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Nonpolar covalent

A 
The even sharing of electrons
Between a metal and a nonmetal
Not conductive
Low melting pt
Ex butter
24
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Polar covalent

A 
Uneven sharing of electrons
Between a metal and a nonmetal
Not conductive
Medium melting point
Ex sugar
25
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Metalloids

A 
Sea of electrons
Between metals
Conductive
Pretty high melting pt
Ex aluminum
26
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Molarity

A

Moles of solvent / kg of solvent

27
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VSPER

A

Valence Shell Electron Repulsion Theory

28
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Single bond

A

Sharing of 2 electrons

29
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Double bond

A

Sharing of 2 electrons

30
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Triple bond

A

Sharing of 6 electrons

31
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Bond length

A

Distance between 2 bonding atoms on picometers

In order single double triple

32
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Bond order

A

Same as # of bonds

33
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London dispersion theory

A

Used with nonpolar bonds
Weakest
Buildup of electrons temporarily on one side of the molecule
Ex traffic jam

34
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Dipole forces

A

Polar bonds

Two opposite sided molecules that have a partial permanent separation of charge bc electrons are not evenly shared

35
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Hydrogen bonding

A

Only with H - O N or F

Strongest bc Hydrogen can only bond with one thing so nothing counteracts it

36
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Intermolecular forces

A

Forces between seperate molecules

The breakdown of IMFs is a physical change

37
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Nonpolar vs polar

A 
Nonpolar = even sharing
Polar = uneven
38
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Solution

A

Homozygous mixture too small to see the solute particles

39
Q

Colloid

A

A solute thay reflects light but you cant really see with the human eye

40
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Suspension

A

Solute that settles over time

41
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Solute vs solvent

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Solute- what is being dissolved

Solvent- what it is being dissolved kn

42
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Electrolyte

A

Anything that produces free flowing charges when dissolved on water

43
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Non electrolyte

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When molecules separate from other molecules but free flowing charges are not produces

Chemistry L1 Ms.Yocis (8 decks)

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