Full Length Exam Weaknesses (C/P) Flashcards
Introducing a catalyst lowers the
activation energy, always
How many reactants does a second order reaction have?
it can only have two
In a spontaneous reaction, we know Delta G must be <0, and therefore what must Keq be?
> 1
-log[H+] is equal to ….
pH
a very finely ground powder, suspended in a solution, but not dissolved, is known as
a colloid
molecules with hydrogen bonds have an increased boiling point or decreased?
increased.
In a neutral (uncharged) molecule, the oxidation numbers must add up to
zero
Mean Arterial Pressure at the head level but be (lesser/greater) than at the heart
lesser
During systole, elastic energy potential is stored in the ___
arterial wall
NH3 functions as a Lewis _____ because of its lone pair
Lewis Base
At STP, 1 mole of gas occupies ___- Liters
22.4 L
Most proteases are stereospecific, meaning they only cleave what form of peptides?
L- forms (and therefore D- amino acids display resistance to proteolysis)
What is the relationship between power, work and time?
Power (W) = Work (J) / Time (sec)
The molecule that is losing the electrons is referred to as the ____ agent
reducing
Is an oxidized form of a molecule one that contains a hydroxyl group or a ketone?
A ketone, as it has a double bond to oxygen (more bonds to oxygen)
Does a higher melting point mean higher or lower stability of a molecule?
higher stability
Strong acids have (strong/weak) conjugate bases
weak
Asking which compound has the most stable conjugate base is therefore also asking…..
which compound is the weakest acid (most stable acid)
What is Ohms law?
V= IR (voltage= current x resistance)
chiral centers have what sort of hybridization
sp3
What color has the shortest wavelength?
Violet