Final Exam gen chem 2 Flashcards
Substances with a low VP have a little tendency to change what ?
change from liquid to gas
Substance with low VP have what kind of particle interactions and what else?
strong p-p interactions and/or high avg. molecular mass
What kind of substances have hgher heats of vaporization, higher BP, and greater surface tension?
strong p-p interactions and/or high avg. molecular mass substances
Large values of VP indicates what kinds of substances
substances with low avg molecular mass and/or very lil interaction among the particles
Substances with lower heats of vaporization, lower BP, and less surface tension have
Large values of VP
lighter gases will escape
first
As pure liquids cools undisturbed in a clean contaner, the temp will
dip briefly below the melting point of the solid
When solid crystals form, the temp will
increase to the melting point of the solid where it will remain until all the liquid has finally been converted to a solid
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
molecular solid
Ionic Solid structure
crystalline
Covalent Solid structure
amorphous or crystalline
Network covalent structure
amorphous or crystalline
Metallic structure
crystalline
Ionic solid expected conductivity of solid
low
Ionic solid expected conductivity of solid fused
high
Network covalent and Covalent solid expected conductivity of solid
low
Network covalent and Covalent solid expected conductivity of solid fused
low
Metallic expected conductivity of solid
high
Metallic expected conductivity of solid fused
high
Carbon dioxide, CO2, in the form of dry ice would be classified as a
molecular solid
The melting point of an impure compound is generally
lower than that of the pure solid.
What is the vapor pressure of a solution with a
benzene to octane molar ratio of 2:1?
320 mmHg
What do phase diagrams demonstrate ?
Phase diagrams show the
temperature/pressure relationships among the three states.
What physical properties of solids are looked at?
bonding, crystal shapes, and solubility rules