Surface Chemistry Flashcards

1
Q

Physical adsorption (physisorption) is weaker than chemical adsorption (chemisorpyion), but can occur simultaneously.

A

Example. Hydrogenation of alkenes using metal catalysts

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2
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Condition of spontaneous adsorption

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Exothermic enough to overcome the effect of negative change in Energy

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3
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Models of adsorption at constant temperature

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Adsorption isotherms

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4
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Adsorption isotherms that assumes that ideal gas is absorbed as monolayer ona solid surface

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Langmuir

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5
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Adsorption isotherms thats only limited up to the saturation point. Mostly applicable to physisorption

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Freundlich

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6
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Mixtures that have dispersed particles larger than solutes but smaller for mixture to become heterogeneous

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Colloids

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7
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Colloidal mixture can be detected using ___

A

Tyndall effect

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8
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Formation of colloids

Breaks down
Come together

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Dispersion
Condensation

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9
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Can be formed easily as long as the solid (dust) or liquid (spray) particles are of colloidal size

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Aerosols

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10
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Can be formed by introducing a gas in solid structure

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Foams

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11
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Can be formed by dispersion of liquids that are initially heterogeneous

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Emulsions

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12
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___ are added to stabilize emulsions by retaining colloidal size of the dispersed liquid

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Emulsifiers

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13
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Starts with liquid solution, then eventually solidifies. Ex. Gelatin cheese

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Gels

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14
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Solid sols prepared like gels
Liquid sols, the medium retain it’s liquid form

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Sols can be lipophilic (high affinity for solvents) or lyophobic sols

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15
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___ sols are unstable, solid particles may coagulate through time

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Lyophobic

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16
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___ are added to deter coagulation by forming a protective layer around the lyophobic sols.

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Lyophilic sols

17
Q

Protective power of lyophilic sol is quantified using ___

A

Gold number. Greater gold number means weak protective power.

18
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If quick coagulation is desired ___ is added forming precipitates

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Electrolyte