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Inorganic Chem Flashcards

1
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Boyle’s Law

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Mariotte’s Law

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2
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Chlorophyll

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C55H72MgN4O5

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3
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DNA (Human)

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C39H50O22N15P3

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4
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Polyethylene

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Bulletproof Vest

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5
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UHMWPE

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Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene

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6
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Polyamide

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Kevlar

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7
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Polyamide FIber

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Terephtalic acid

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8
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Polycarbonate

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Bulletproof windows

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9
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Poly carbonate

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diethyl carbonate

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10
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Polycarbonate catalyst

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bisphenol A

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11
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Polyamide catalyst

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1-4-diaminobenzene

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12
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Polymethacrylate Fiber

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Plexiglass/ Lucite/ Acrylites

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13
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Platinichloride MEthod

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to obtain molec mass of compound

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14
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chloroplatinic acid

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H2PtCl6 (MW: 407)

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15
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Platinichloride salt

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B2H2PtCl6

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16
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discovered electron

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j.j. thompson, cathode ray tube experiment

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17
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discovered proton

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ernest rutherford

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18
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discovery neutron

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james chadwick

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19
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coined electron

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George Stoney

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20
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mass/ charge ratio

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J.J. Thomson

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21
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Mass of e- and Charge of e-

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Robert Millikan, oil drop expi

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22
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Rutherford Atomic Model

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Geiger-Marsden Expt.

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23
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Niels Bohr

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electrons have orbits

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24
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Planck’s equation

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Energy of quantum is proportional
to the frequency of the radiation

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25
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Max Planck

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Energy, like matter, is discontinuous

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26
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Robert Bunsen and Gustav Kirchoff

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first spectroscope

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27
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Caesium

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Sky Blue (Caesius)

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28
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Rubidium

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Deep Red (Rubidous)

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29
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Helium

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1868 Solar Eclipse, Helios

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30
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Classical Physics (Newtonian)

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energy: limitless

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31
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Quantum Theory

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energy: discrete amt; finite

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32
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Quanta

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discrete packets of energy

33
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Photoelectric Effect

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electron is released from material’s surface when bombarded w/ electromagnetic radiation such as light

34
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Albert Einstein

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Photoelectric Effect

35
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Wave Particle Duality

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Particle can be wave and particle

36
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demonstrated photoelectric effect

A

Robert Millikan

37
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photon

A

light behaving as particle

38
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Photoelectron

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ejected electron

39
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Threshold Frequency

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the lowest frequency of a light/ electromagnetic rad that can cause photoelectric effect

40
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de broglie’s wavelength

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wave properties of matter

41
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Principal shells and subshell

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dictates how the e- are distributed among the various orbitals

42
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Pauli’s Exclusion Principle

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No two e- can have the same set of quantum numbers due to spin quantum number

43
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Wolfgang Pauli

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Pauli’s Exclusion Principle

44
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Hund’s Rule

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e- initially occupy these orbitals singly and with parallel spins.
Friedrich Hund

45
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Shielding

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e- close to the nucleus shield outer e- from the nucleus

46
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Penetration

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e- that can get close to the nucleus. Good screeners

47
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Aufbau Principle

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AKA Building up principle.
Assign e- config to the elements in the order of increasing atomic number

48
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Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle

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states the momentum and location can be determined one at a time but not at the same timemp

49
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Compton Effect

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when a photon collides with an electron, it transfers momentum to the e- which accelerates it to a new velocity

energy photon inversely proportional to wavelength

50
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Argon

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element constituted the need of a new group in the original design of Dmitri Mendeleev’s Periodic Table

50
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Diamagnetic

A

all of its e- are paired

51
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Paramagnetic

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at least one is unpaired

52
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Intramolecular

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bonds that holds atom together

53
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A
53
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Intermolecular Forces

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bonds between molecules

54
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Instantaneous Dipole

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separation of charges in a non-polar molecule at an instant due to sudden disturbance in the electric cloud around the molecule

55
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Polarizability

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the tendency of a molecule to acquire an electric dipole moment when subjected to an electric field

56
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CH3CHOHCH3

A

isopropyl alcohol

57
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Law of Conservation of Energy

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energy can be converted from one form to another

58
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Internal Energy

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Summation of the KE and PE of the particles

59
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Energy in Transit

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can only exist while being transferred from one system to the next

60
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Ludwig Boltzmann

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explained concept of entropy, after 27 it was introduced

61
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positive change in entropy

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A process wherein two ideal gases in separate bulbs, both at a pressure of 1 bar, are connected and allowed to expand into the total volume

62
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Microstates

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specific microscopic config describing how the particles of system are distributed

63
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Rudolf Clausius

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introduced the concept of entropy during his work on carnot

64
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delta S vap (Trouton)

A

87

65
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VdW delta S vap

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approx 87

66
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HB delta S vap

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greater than 87

67
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Gibbs Free Energy

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whether process is sponty or not based on the change that occured on the system

68
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Water Kb (deg C/m)

A

0.512

69
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Water Kf (deg C/m)

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1.858

70
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Benzene Kb

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2.61

71
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Benzene Kf

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5.065

72
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Camphor Kf

A

40

73
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Ethanol Kb

A

1.07

74
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Sir William Ramsay

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discovered 4 element and discovered noble gases

75
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3rd gas discovered by Morris and Ramsay

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3rd

76
Q

Buckyball

A

C60

77
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A

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