Final Exam gen chem 2 Flashcards

1
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Substances with a low VP have a little tendency to change what ?

A

change from liquid to gas

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2
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Substance with low VP have what kind of particle interactions and what else?

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strong p-p interactions and/or high avg. molecular mass

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3
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What kind of substances have hgher heats of vaporization, higher BP, and greater surface tension?

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strong p-p interactions and/or high avg. molecular mass substances

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4
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Large values of VP indicates what kinds of substances

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substances with low avg molecular mass and/or very lil interaction among the particles

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5
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Substances with lower heats of vaporization, lower BP, and less surface tension have

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Large values of VP

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6
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lighter gases will escape

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first

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7
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As pure liquids cools undisturbed in a clean contaner, the temp will

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dip briefly below the melting point of the solid

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8
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When solid crystals form, the temp will

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increase to the melting point of the solid where it will remain until all the liquid has finally been converted to a solid

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9
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A particular solid is soft, a poor conductor of heat and electricity, and has a low melting point.
Generally, such a solid is classified as

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molecular solid

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10
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Ionic Solid structure

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crystalline

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11
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Covalent Solid structure

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amorphous or crystalline

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12
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Network covalent structure

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amorphous or crystalline

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13
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Metallic structure

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crystalline

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14
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Ionic solid expected conductivity of solid

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low

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15
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Ionic solid expected conductivity of solid fused

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high

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16
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Network covalent and Covalent solid expected conductivity of solid

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low

17
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Network covalent and Covalent solid expected conductivity of solid fused

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low

18
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Metallic expected conductivity of solid

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high

19
Q

Metallic expected conductivity of solid fused

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high

20
Q

Carbon dioxide, CO2, in the form of dry ice would be classified as a

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molecular solid

21
Q

The melting point of an impure compound is generally

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lower than that of the pure solid.

22
Q

What is the vapor pressure of a solution with a

benzene to octane molar ratio of 2:1?

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320 mmHg

23
Q

What do phase diagrams demonstrate ?

A

Phase diagrams show the

temperature/pressure relationships among the three states.

24
Q

What physical properties of solids are looked at?

A

bonding, crystal shapes, and solubility rules

25
Q

For liquids, what phys props are looked at?

A

miscibility and VP

26
Q

Physical props of gases

A

Math relationship such as ideal gas laws

27
Q

Solutions props

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units of concentration, preparation and dilution, and properties asso’d w/ # of solute particles dissolved

28
Q

Normal melting point is

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the temp at which the solid and liquid phase are in equilibrium at standard atmo pressure, 760 mmHg

29
Q

How are diamonds formed chemically speaking?

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covalently bonded carbon atoms; network of substances that do not form cubic crystalline patterns, and doesn’t conduct electricity either when solid or fused

30
Q

Gibbs Free Energy change is what?

A

The measure of thermodynamic driving force

31
Q

Gibbs free energy does not tell us what?

A

the energy terrain in moving from reactants to products, but rxn dynamics/kinetics/ rates of rxn do

32
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Rate of rxn is based on what factors that lead to their products?

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Collisions, attractive interactions, repulsive interactions, bond breaking, and bond making