Q1 Flashcards

1
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NAME OF TEST TO TEST FOR PRESENCE OF CHLORIDE IONS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION

A

SILVER NITRATE TEST

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2
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How to test for the cl ions in Aq solution (process)

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Few drops of dilute nitric acid (HNO3)
Few drops of silver nitrate (AgNO3)

IIf CL ions present, white precipitate of silver will form.

Cl

(aq)+Ag
+
(aq)→AgCl(s)

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3
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State avogadros law.

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Same volumes of gases at same temperature and pressure will contain the same n# of molecules.

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4
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Why is Bronsted Lowry better than Arrhenius?

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  1. Bronsted has better defintion of acids and bases [ ACIDS = PROTON DONOR ] [ BASES = PROTON ACCEPTOR ]
  2. Bronsted can be applied to reactions in non-aqueous solvents. Arrhenius is limited to aqueous.
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5
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How many neutons and electrons are in ion (56) Fe 2+

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Atomic number of Fe is 26 ( smaller n# )
Mass (big) number = 56

-atomic number- Protons = 26.

Neutral Fe atom would have 26 -> we have the 2+ , missing 2 electrrons.

26 - 2 = 24.

Neutrons = mass - atomic = 30 NEUTRONS

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6
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How many atoms are present in 2 moles of ammonia

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Ammonia = NH3

1 N, 3 H atoms.

N# of molecules in 1 mole = 6x10^23 [AVOGADRO N#]

4 atoms total per molecule (1N + 3H)
–> 4 * [AVOGADRO] = … x 2moles = 4.818 x10^24

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7
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What is the shape of H20 and why

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Planar V shape - 2 bond pairs 2 lone pairs

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8
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How many valence (outer-shell) electrons does Oxygen have

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6

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9
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How many BP-LP in Tetrahedral

A

4, 0

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10
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How many BP-LP in Pyramidal

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3, 1

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11
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How many BP-LP in Planar V shape

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2, 2

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12
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How many BP-LP in Trigonal planar

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3, 0

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13
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Linear - How many BP LP?

A

2,0

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14
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2 bond pairs, 2 Lone pairs. Name the shape.

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104.5degs. Planar V shape ! 2,2

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15
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3 BP, 0 LP, name shape type

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trigonal planar, 120degs

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