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1
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A spontaneous reaction implies…

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  • ΔK > 1
  • ΔG < 0
  • ΔSuniverse > 0
  • E∅ > 0
  • NOT: ΔHrxn < 0
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What does normal boiling pt / normal freezing pt signify?

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Normal ⇒ 1 atm pressure

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3
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When does boiling occur (regarding the vapor pressure of the liquid)?

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When vapor pressure (v. p.) of liquid equals external pressure
- for normal boiling point: Vpressure = 1 atm.
- ΔHvap = P

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4
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What are “standard conditions”?

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  • 1 M aqueous species
  • P = 1 atm
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5
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dissolution (solubility/ionization) reaction

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solid <–> aq + aq
- ex: AgI (s) <–> Ag+ (aq) + I- (aq)
- ex: Fe(OH)3 (s) <–> Fe3+ (aq) + 3(OH-) (aq)

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6
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dissolution (solubility/ionization) reactions can go in ___ direction(s)

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forwards and backwards directions
<—–>

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precipitation reaction

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(aq) + (aq) –> solid
- Ag+ (aq) + I- (aq) –> AgI (s)
- Fe3+ (aq) + 3(OH-) (aq) –> Fe(OH)3 (s)

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precipitation reactions go in __ direction(s)

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ONLY forwards direction
—–>

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9
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water auto-ionization reaction (water dissociation reaction)

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H2O (l) <—> H+ (aq) + OH- (aq)
- Kw = 1 x 10^14 @ 25C

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10
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will a buffer form?

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CA/CB in comparable amounts
- if not comparable, do SICE table
SA/WB or WA/SB, SICE, CA/CB in comparable amounts?

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11
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is the aqueous solution (compound) acidic?

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1) cancel out ions from SA/SB
2) are the remaining ions cations (+) or anions (-)?
- cations (+) = acidic
- anions (-) = basic

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12
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acid with smallest pKa corresponds to the _____ with largest ____ because pKa + pKb = 14 for conjugates.

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  • conjugate base
  • pKb
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13
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The larger the pK value, the ___ that species is

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  • weaker
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14
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pH at equivalence point of SA/SB

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pH = 7

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15
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pH at equivalence point of a SB/ WA

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pH > 7

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16
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pH at equivalence point of SA/WB

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pH < 7

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17
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∆G = 0…

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  • at phase transition
  • at equilibrium
  • Q = K
  • boiling
  • ∆H = T∆S
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18
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For an exothermic reaction…

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reaction loses heat –> ∆Hrxn < 0
entropy of surrounding ↑ –> ∆Ssurr > 0

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19
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boiling point increases w/ increasing…

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  • increasing molar mass
  • increasing polarity
  • increases greatly w/ hydrogen bonding
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20
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What are the general properties of a water-soluble molecule or ion?

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  • monovalent charge (charge = ±1)
  • presence of polar bonds
  • if “long; several hydroxyl groups (OH) throughout
  • number of carbons ≤ 5 (linear chain)
  • heterocyclic rings ( nitrogen or oxygen as well as carbons at vertices of hexagon)
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21
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SO3 gas dissociation reaction:

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2 SO3 (g) → 2 SO2 (g) + O2 (g)

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22
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if a question asks about a “shift in equilibrium”, you need…

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K and Q and to compare

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23
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(multi-step reaction energy plot): the rate-limiting step usually…

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involves the larger activation energy “barrier”
- largest Ea / largest “hump”

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24
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(multi-step reaction energy plot): How many transition states are involved?

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how many humps on the graph

25
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(multi-step reaction energy plot): Which step has the largest forward rate constant?

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  • largest forward rate constant = smallest activation energy (smallest Ea)
26
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breaking bonds…

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  • requires energy
  • endothermic
  • ΔH > 0
27
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making bonds…

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  • releases energy
  • exothermic
  • ΔH < 0
28
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Which species are likely soluble in water? is another way of asking

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Which pairs of species could, in principle, hydrogen bond with each other in a solution

29
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Which of these gases could be liquefied (by pressure alone) at 25C…?

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any gas w/ Critical Temp. (Tc) > 25C

29
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Which of these gases could be liquefied (by pressure alone) at 25C…?

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any gas w/ Critical Temp. (Tc) > 25C

30
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ALL equilibrium constant questions require…

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ICE TABLE

31
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nuclear reactions (ex: beta-plus decay) are ___ order

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1st order

32
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any natural or molecular compound (glucose, sucrose, alcohol, NH3), “I” (number of ions) always =…

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1

33
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cathode =

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reduction = oxidizing agent

34
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anode =

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oxidation = reducing agent

35
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the strongest base has…

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the largest Kb, the smallest Ka

36
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electrolyte

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a compound that conducts an electric current when it is in an aqueous solution or melted
- covalent, molecular

37
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electrolytic (i) = ?

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(i) = 2

38
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non-electrolytic (i) = ?

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1

39
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as Ksp increases, molar solubility…

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increases

40
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as Ksp decreases, molar solubility…

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decreases

41
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(reaction profile): slow =

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tall

42
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(reaction profile): fast =

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small

43
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condensation and deposition = ΔS =

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ΔS < 0

44
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ΔS = ? for:
solid –> liquid, liquid –> gas, solid –> gas

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ΔS = (+)

45
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How could the buffering capacity be improved?

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increase mols of acid and base

46
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E = () = spontaneous

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E = (+)

47
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E = () = non spontaneous

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E = (-)

48
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the second law of thermodynamics states…

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entropy (ΔS) of the universe = (+)
- ΔS(surroundings) = -ΔS(system)

49
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T/F: for the reversible process, ΔS(surroundings) = -ΔS(system)

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TRUE

50
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T/F: for any spontaneous process, ΔS(universe) > 0

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TRUE

51
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T/F: the entropy of the universe is conserved in any process

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FALSE

52
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if a solution decreases in temp…ΔH = ?

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  • endothermic = ΔH = (+)
53
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if a solution dissolves….ΔS = ?

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  • dissolve = disorder = ΔS = (+)
54
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the oxidation state of a pure element is ALWAYS..

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zero (0)

55
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the substance that is oxidized or reduced are ALWAYS

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reactants

56
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if something is being oxidized or reduced it pertains to….

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the element/ion

57
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if something is an oxidizing agent or reducing agent it pertains to…

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the whole compound

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