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1
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formula for molecule weight

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molecular weight= molecular mass= (grams acid)/(moles acid)

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2
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first order reaction, half life formula

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kt(.5)= .693

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3
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density formula

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D= m/v

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4
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what does % (w/w) mean?

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g of substance/ g of solution

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5
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diamagnetic

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all electrons are paired, not deflected by a magnetic field

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6
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paramagnetic

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there re unpaired electrons; deflected by a magnetic field

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7
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avogadro’s number

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6e23

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M

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molarity= moles of solute/liters of solution

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9
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henderson hasselbach eqn

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pH=pKa +log (salt/acid)

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10
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when does H has a -1 charge?

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when in hydride NaH, KH, LiH

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11
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ΔH?

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ΔH=mcΔT

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12
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ideal gas law

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PV=nRT

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13
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voltaic cell

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+ Eº

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14
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gas-density calculations

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P(MW)= DRT

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15
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Boyle’s Law

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increase P, decrease V; constant T

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Gay Lussac’s Law

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increase P, increase T; constant V

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17
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Charle’s Law

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increase V, increase T; constant P

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18
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q=?

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mΔHvap

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19
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at equilibrium include? exclude?

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for equilibrium systems, omit all solids and pure liquids from K expression

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20
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m

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molality= #moles solute/ kG solvent temperature independent

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21
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O order reaction slope

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-k ; [A] vs. t

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22
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1st order reaction slope

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-k; ln[A] vs. t (nuclear decay will also exhibit this, but a perbolic shape graph with negative slope)

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23
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2nd order reaction slope

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+k; [1/[A]] vs. t

24
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increase P

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drives rxn toward lower V

25
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decrease T

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shifts rxn to left, exothermic rxns favored

26
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increase T

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shifts rxn to right; favors endo rxn

27
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current eqn

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I= q/t

28
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how many coloumbs in q?

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36,000 C=q

29
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spontaneous rxn

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goes to completion by 50%; +Eº, -ΔG, K>1

30
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Nernst Equation

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E=Eº-(.0591/n)logQ ; Eº=standard electrode potential; E= EMF at a new concentration; n= # of e- given in the half-rxn; Q= run quotient

31
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estimate pH of Ka: 2e-5, 4e-5, 7e-5

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4.7, 4.4, 4.2

32
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ΔG

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ΔG= ΔH-TΔS; 
ΔG= -nFEº
33
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work eqn

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w= -PΔV (atm)

34
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alpha decay

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4 (mass)

2 (atomic)

35
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beta decay

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0(mass)

-1(atomic)

36
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osmotic pressure eqn

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osmotic pressure=MRTi; (moles solute/Lsoln)(.0821)(K)(van’t hoff factor)

37
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precipitate examples

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AgBr, PbCl2, BaSO4, CaCO3

38
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Raoult’s Law

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VPof water over soln= VP of pure H2O(Xsolvent)

39
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SI unit for pressure

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pascal

40
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osmolarity

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solute conetration/Liter

41
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catalyst

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lower the energy of activation for both the fwrd and reverse rxn, lower the potential energy of the transition state, change the reaction mechanism

42
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spectrum of visible light; wavelength and frequency

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ROYGBIV; decrease wavelength towards R; decrease frequency and energy towards V

43
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energy eqn

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E=hf; E=hc/wavelength

44
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bronsted-lowry acids

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donate a proton

45
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bronsted-lowry bases

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accepts a proton

46
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lewis acid

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accept electron

47
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lewis base

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donate electron

48
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gives color

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transition metals, Cu

49
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strong bases

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NaOH, KOH, LiOH, RbOH, CsOH, Ca(OH)2, Ba(OH)2

50
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ΔT

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ΔT=(Kb)mi; (Kb)(moles of solute/kg of solvent)(van hoff factor)

51
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heat lost by metal= heat gained by h2o

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mcΔT= mcΔT

52
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base

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accepts protons

53
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acids

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donate protons

54
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ΔH of formation

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sum of bonds broken- sum of bonds formed

55
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n=1, n=2, n=3 electron capacity

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2e-, 8e-, 18e-

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