MCAT GENERAL CHEMISTRY Flashcards

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energy of a photon

A

E = hf = hc/wavelength

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2
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BeCl2 shape, angle

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linear, 180

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3
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BH3 shape, angle

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trigonal planar, 120

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4
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CH4 shape, angle

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tethrahedral, 109.5

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5
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PCl5 shape

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trigonal bipyramidal

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6
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SF6 shape

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octahedral

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7
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isothermal

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temp of sys remains constant

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8
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adiabatic

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no heat exchange

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9
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isochoric

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aka isovolumetric; vol remains constant

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10
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endothermic

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rxns absorb thermal energy

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11
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exothermic

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rnx that release thermal energy

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12
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boyle’s law

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P1V1 = P2V2

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13
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charle’s law

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(V1/T1) = (V2/T2)

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gay-lussac’s law

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(P1/T1) = (P2/T2)

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15
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combined gas law

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(P1V1/T1) = (P2V2/T2)

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16
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ideal gas law

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PV=nRT

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17
Q

decr vol of a sample of gas

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behave less ideally; engage in intermolecular interactions

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18
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press of gas incr

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pushed closer together and vol decr

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19
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temp of gas decr

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velocity decr, smaller vol, extremely low temps cause gas has larger volume

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20
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+ H and + S

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spon at HIGH temps

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21
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  • H and - S
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spon at LOW temps

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22
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  • H and + S
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spon at ALL temps

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23
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standard reduction potentials

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emf= Ered,cat - Ered,anode

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24
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reducing agent

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is oxidized; Na+, Mg+, Al+, Zn+, NaH, CaH2, LiAlH4, NaBH4

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oxidizing agent
is reduced
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nucleophiles
nucleus loving; lone pairs/pi bonds, neg charge
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electrophile
electron loving; pos charge, oxygen w greater electroneg, electron affinity, and ionization energy (lt to rt of periodic table)
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single bond type and hybridization
sigma bond type and sp3 (109)
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double bond type and hybridization
1 sigma and 1 pi bond type; sp2 (120)
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triple bond type and hybridizatoin
1 sigma and 2 pi bond type; sp (180)
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primary alcohols to
aldehyde (carboxylic acids)
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secondary alcohols to
ketones
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phosphate
neg charge and hydrophilic ion
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electrophoresis
separate biological macros on size and/or charge
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2800-3000
C-H
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2900-3100 (C-H) or 1475-1625 (C-C)
aromatic
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3100-3500
O-H broad
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1700-1750 or 2700-2900
aldehyde
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1700-1750
ketones/carboxylic acids
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3100-3500
amines sharp
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ROYGBIV
red has longest wavelength while violet has shortest
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work =
W=Fd (force*distance) | SI unit is J (J=N*m)
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Power =
IV (V*A) or W/T | SI unit is watt (J/S)
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kinetic energy
moving objs; K=1/2mv^2
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conduction
direct transfer of energy via collisions
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convection
transfer of heat via physical motion of a fluid
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radiation
transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves
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specific heat
Q=mcdeltaT (looks like MCAT) | cannot change phase
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Q>0
heat is gained
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Q<0
heat is lost
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current
I; SI unit is A (C/s)
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resistance
R; SI unit is Ohm
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ohm's law
V=IR
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incr current =
incr rate of reduction and rate of oxidation
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bronsted-lowry base
accepts protons
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bronsted-lowry acid
donates protons
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lewis acid
electron pair acceptor
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lewis base
electron pair donor
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wave formula
v =f(wavelength)
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Frequency: f =
1/T | SI unit is Hz
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Intensity (I) =
P/A | SI units W/m^2
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refraction =
n = c/v | c is speed of light
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diffraction
dark fringes
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concave
behind the mirror, enlarged and virtual
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convex
virtual upright image
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observer and detector moving closer
neg sign in denom
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observer and detector moving apart
pos sign in denom
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diverging lens
virtual and reduced
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probability: mutually exclusive
2 events that cannot occur together
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mean
impacted heavily by outliers
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median
not affected by outliers
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all molecules exhibit _ forces
london dispersion
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NH3 exhibit london dispersion and _
dipole-dipole (polar molecules)
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longest wavelength corresponds to
smallest photon energy
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amine
nitrogen atom bonded to noncarbonyl carbon atoms (R3N)
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amide
C=O bonded to nitrogen
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imine
C=N
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side chains of valine and phenylalanine are
hydrophobic
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charge (C)
current*time | A*sec
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coordinate covalent bond
Lewis acid–base interaction between a metal cation and an electron pair donor is known as
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lenses have a negative focal length which means they are _ lenses.
diverging
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Protein secondary structure is characterized by the pattern of hydrogen bonds between
backbone amide protons and carbonyl oxygens.