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IMF of Liquids (chapter 2) Flashcards

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1
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gas/ liquid; a substance that can flow

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Fluid

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The measure of the elastic force in the surface of a liquid.

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Surface tension

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The amount of energy required to stretch or increase in the surface of liquid by a unit area.

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Surface tension

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Tendency of a liquid to rise in narrow tubes or to be drawn to small openings.

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Capillary action

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The measure of a fluid’s resistance to flow.

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Viscosity

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A gaseous substance that exist naturally as a liquid/ solid at normal temperature.

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Vapor

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Change of phase from liquid to vapor (gaseous phase).

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Vaporization

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The equilibrium pressure of a vapor above its liquid; that is, the pressure exerted by the vapor above the surface of the liquid in a closed container.

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Vapor pressure

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The temperature at which a liquid boils

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Boiling point

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10
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Normal boiling point in atm?

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1 atm

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The energy (kilojoules) required to vaporize 1 mole of a liquid at a given temperature.

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Molar heat of vaporization (Hvap)

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12
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It is manifested as some sort of skin on the surface of a liquid or in a drop of liquid.

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Surface tension

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13
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Molecules in liquid are pulled in?

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All directions; downwards or sideways

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14
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IMF causes liquid surface to

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tighten like an elastic film/ skin

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15
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in ST liquid; high IMF equals?

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high surface tension

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16
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Capillary action is also known as?

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“Capillarity”

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17
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Result of IM attraction between solid and liquid materials.

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Capillary action

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18
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Capillary action is shown in?

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Water rising in capillary tubes

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19
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CA 2 Types of Forces

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Cohesion and Adhesion

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20
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IM attraction between like molecules

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Cohesion

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21
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IM attraction between unlike molecules

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Adhesion

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22
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Cohesive forces > Adhesive forces

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Surface is convex; ex. mercury

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Cohesive forces < Adhesive fores

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Surface is concave; ex. water in glass

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Cohesive forces = Adhesive forces

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Surface is horizontal; ex. distilled water

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25
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High viscosity equals?

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High time of liquid to flow

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26
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Viscosity unit

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Units of centipose

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27
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Water’s viscosity

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1 centipose/ 0.001 Pa/s at 20°C

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28
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Examples of lower viscosity

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Carbon tetrachloride and benzene

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29
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Resistance to flow is 1000x stronger than water

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Glycerol

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30
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is a metric system unit

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Poise/ stoke

31
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SI unit of Viscosity

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Pascal-second (Pa/s) or Newton-second/meter

32
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What makes glycerol’s IMF stronger than water?

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its larger number of -OH groups allows it to form more H bonds w/ other glycerol

33
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V in liquids; high IMF

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high viscosity

34
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V in liquids; high temperature

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low viscosity

35
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closed container

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Vapor pressure

36
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greater # of gaseous particles equals

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greater pressure

37
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equilibrium; closed container

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Vapor pressure

38
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Pressure of gas is ___ proportional to # of gas present.

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directly

39
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High temperature = ___ molecules escaping

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high

40
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High VP = ___ temperature

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high

41
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Examples (of lower vapor pressure)

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ethyl alcohol and water

42
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Why does ethyl alcohol and water have lower VP?

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bc both is in hydrogen bonding

43
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Polar but doesn’t have H bonding

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Acetone

44
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Nonpolar and has higher VP compared to ethyl alcohol and water

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Pentane

45
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VP in liquids; high IMF

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low vapor pressure

46
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move in random directions

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gas molecules

47
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collide with other molecules

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gas molecules

48
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rate of condensation is equal to?

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rate of evaporation

49
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when condensation is equal to evaporation

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equilibrium with liquid

50
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Relationship of vapor pressure and boiling point is ___ with other

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consistent

51
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2 Properties of Liquids

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  1. Enthalpy/ molar heat of vaporization

2. Boiling point of the liquid

52
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energy required to vaporize 1 mole of a liquid at a given temperature

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enthalpy/ molar hear of vaporizarization

53
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symbol for enthalpy

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“H”

54
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heat content at a given standard condition

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enthalpy

55
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may be considered as a measure of the strength of IMF in a liquid

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heat of vaporization

56
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easier to vaporize than H2O

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acetone

57
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Why is acetone easier to vaporize than H2O?

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bc acetone has no H bonding and heat in KE is enough to vaporize then

58
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Temperature at which the liquid converts into gas

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boiling point

59
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liquid boils when

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VP = pressure acting on the surface of the liquid.

60
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VP is equal to

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external pressure

61
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normal boiling point

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1 atm/ 100°C

62
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High enthalpy/ molar heat of vaporization

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high boiling point

63
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good solvent (1)

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water

64
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Has the ability to dissolve a large amount of chemical substance.

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water

65
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Water is also known as?

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“universal solvent”

66
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bc of water, H2O plans absorb?

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nutrient ions

67
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water issues? (2)

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farming and industrial plants

68
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Water has high?

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Specific heat

69
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Amount of heat/ energy needed to raise the temperature of 1g of a substance by 10°C

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Specific heat

70
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Specific heat of water?

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1 calorie/g-°C (4.18J/g-°C)

71
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has one of the highest specific heat

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water

72
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to raise the temperature of water…

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IM hydrogen bonds should break

73
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Water’s boilng point is? (3)

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Unusually high

74
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Solid water is? (4)

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less dense causing it to float.

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