Midterm 2 Flashcards

1
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First law of thermodynamics

A

a system’s energy changes if it exchanges energy with the environment via heat or work

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2
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Pressure-volume work

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if the system’s volume doesn’t change then no work is performed

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3
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Heat capacity

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the amount of heat needed per temperature change

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4
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Entropy

A

a measure of disorder

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5
Q

Delta S is greater than zero

A

spontaneous if it increases the entropy of the universe

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6
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Delta S is less than zero

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spontaneous in the reverse direction if it decreases the entropy of the universe

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7
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Delta S is equal to zero

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equilibrium

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8
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Delta G is less than zero

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spontaneous if it decreases the system’s GFE

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9
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Delta G is greater than zero

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spontaneous in the reverse direction if it increases the system’s GFE

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10
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Delta G is equal to zero

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equilibrium

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11
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Vapor pressure

A

the pressure when a liquid is in equilibrium with its vapor

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12
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Clausius-clapeyron equation

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allows us to estimate the vapor pressure at another temperature

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13
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Boiling occurs if…

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the vapor pressure of a liquid equals the pressure of the environment

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14
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At the transitions on a heating curve chart (2,4)

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the temperature doesn’t change even though heat is added, the enthalpy changes

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15
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A solution is…

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a homogeneous mixture of a solute and a solvent

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16
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Solute

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thing being dissolved

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17
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Solvent

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dissolving agent

18
Q

Solubility of solids typically…

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increases with increasing temperatures

19
Q

According to Henry’s Law…

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the concentration of a gas dissolved in solution is proportional to its partial pressure

20
Q

Solubility of gases typically…

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decreases with increasing temperatures

21
Q

Colligative properties

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properties of solutions that depend on concentration of solutes, not on their chemical identity

22
Q

Examples of colligative properties are…

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lowering vapor pressure, elevation of BP, depression of FP, and osmosis

23
Q

BP elevation

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adding a non-volatile solute to the liquid increases entropy and decreases GFE and it raises the boiling point

24
Q

Increasing the temperature of a liquid will cause it boil when the…

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GFE of the gas equals that of the liquid

25
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FP depression

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adding a non-volatile solvent decreases the GFE of the liquid and lowers the freezing point

26
Q

Osmosis

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adding solute to one side creates a driving force for the solvent to move towards that side

27
Q

The Van’t Hoff factor is for…

A

ionic bonded molecules

28
Q

When transition metal atoms form compounds, they lose their…

A

s-electrons first

29
Q

Ligand

A

neutral molecule or ion having a lone pair that can be used to form a bond to a metal ion

30
Q

Complex

A

when ligands form coordinate bonds to a central metal atom/ion

31
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Coordination compound

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a charge-neutral compound containing a complex

32
Q

Coordination number

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the number of metal-ligand bonds

33
Q

Monodentate

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bind via one atom to the metal

34
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Bidentate

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bind via two atoms to the metal

35
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Tetradentate and hexadentate

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four and six bonds to the metal

36
Q

Most volatile means…

A

the liquid with the highest vapor pressure

37
Q

For substances with increasing enthalpies of vaporization, the…

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vapor pressure is decreased and the boiling point is increased

38
Q

Increasing molality means…

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increasing the boiling point but decreasing the freezing point

39
Q

The stronger an acid,

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the weaker its conjugate base

40
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The weaker an acid,

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the stronger its conjugate base