Gen Chem Class 3 Flashcards
Decreasing Force of IMF (S,L,G states)
Decreasing strength from solid to gas
Deposition
Gas to liquid
Calorimetry
The science to measuring changes to determine heat transfer. Performed with a calorimeter (insulate)
q =n (change in H)
Change in phase equation
q = heat
Change in H - entholopy
n = number of moles
q = mc (change in T)
Be mindful of units. Then add q1 + q2
Change in phase diagram
Increasing heating and flat equals phase change
p = m/v
P is density
M is mass
V is volume
Temp is inversely proportional
Vapor Pressure
Force exerted by gas particles that vaporize fro, a solid to liquid
Boiling point
Vap pressure = atm pressure
Density p is directly related
IMF inversely related
Melting point/ freezing point
External p directly proportional
(Water is an exception)
IMF directly proportional
Van Hoff Factor
The number or parties produced in solution per mole of substance
Solvation
Interaction o f solvent with the solute
Supersaturated
Concentration> Solubility
When a system absorbs or releases heat what are the two things that can happen?
Transition state or change in temp but not both at the same time.