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1
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what is the enthalpy chnage of 1st electron afinity

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the enthalpy change when 1 mole of gaseous 1- ions are made from 1 mole of gaseous atoms
O(g) –> O- (g)

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what is the lattice enthalpy of formation

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the enthalpy change when 1 mole of solid ionic compound is formed from its gaseous ions under standard condition
Ca 2+ (g) + 2Cl- (g) –> CaCl2 (s)

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what is the enthalpy change of second electron affinity

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the enthalpy change when 1 mole of gaseous 2- ions are made form 1 mole of gaseous 1- ions
O- (g) –> O 2- (g)

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what is the enthalpy change of atomisation

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the enthalpy change when 1 mole of gaseous atoms is made from an element in its standard state
!/2 F2 (g) —> F (g)

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5
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what affects the strenght of an ionic bond

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size of the charge
- bigger chrges = stronger electrostatic attraction
- more energy required so increased mp

size of ion
- smaller ion = stronger electrostatic attraction
- smaller ions can pack closer and more energy required to overcome so increased mp

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6
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draw a born haber cycle for lithium chloride

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see flash card

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7
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draw a born haber cycle for magnesium oxide

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see flash card

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8
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what is theoretical lattice enthalpies

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calculated from data assuming a perfectly ionic
- ions are perfectly spherical
- charge is evenly distributed

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9
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what is experimental lattice enthalpies

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can be different to theoretical as ionic comound has covalent chaacterisitcs, more polarisation = more covalent
positive ion polarised negative ion

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10
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what causes higher polarisation

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smaller cations more polarising = higher charge density so pulls electrons towards itself more readily
large anions with large charge are polarised more easily = electrons further away from nucleus and more repulsion between electrons in ion

small ions
larger charge

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what does more polarisation do to covalent character of and ionic compound

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increases covalent character

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what is electronegativity

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the ability for an atom to attract electrons towards itself in a covalent bond

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13
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where are the most elctronegative elements in the periodic table

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further up and right

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14
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what is electronegativity measured in

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pauling scale

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15
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what does a big difference in electronegativity suggest

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more ionic the substance

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16
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what is enthalpy change of solution

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the enthalpy change when 1 mole of ionic substance is dissolved in the minimum amount of solvent to ensure no further enthalpy change is observed upon further dilution

17
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what is hydration

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when the ionic lattice in solid form is mixed with water
substance bonds broken to create free moving ions
bonds formed between ions and water

18
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what must happen for a substance to dissolve

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the new bonds formed must be same strength or greater than those broken
tend to have exothermic enthalpies of solution

19
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how to calculate enthalpy of solution

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know lattice enthalpy of dissociation and hydration
see flash card for cycle

20
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what 2 things affect enthalpy of hydration and why

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charge
- high charge attract water molecules more strongly as electrostatic attraction stronger, more energy released when bond is made so more exothermic enthalpy of hydration
- larger charge more -ve ethalpy of hydration

size
- smaller ions have higher charge density so can attract water molecules more strongly so more exothermic enthalpy of hyration
- smaller ion more -ve enthalpy of hydration

21
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what is entropy

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measure of disorder in a system

22
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what does more disorder in a system mean in terms of enropy

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higher entropy

23
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which out of solid liquid and gas has highest entropy

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gas

24
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does more or less moles have higher entropy

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more moles

25
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how can a enthalpically unfavourable (endothermic) still be feasible

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if changes in enropy overcome changes in enthalpy

26
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how to work out entopy of system and what are the units

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S products - S reactants
units = JK^-1mol^-1

27
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what is standard entropy

A

1 mole
100KPa
298K

28
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for a feasible reaction what must the entropy be

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positive

29
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how to work out total entropy

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entropy system + entropy surroundings

system = products - reactants

surroundingds = -AH in JKmol^1 / T in K

30
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what does gibbs free energy tell us

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if a reaction is feasible or not

31
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how to work out gibbs free energy

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AH - T AS system

AG - Jmol^-1
AH - Jmol_1
T - K
AS system - JK^-1mol^-1

32
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what must gibbs free energy be for reaction to be feasible

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negative or 0

33
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how to calculate the temperature of feasibility

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T + AH / AS system

T - K
AH - convert from KJ mol^-1 to Jmol^-1

34
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in terms of equilibrium constants what happens when gibbs is negative

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reaction is theoretically feasible
equilibrium constants are large
greater than 1

35
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in terms of equilibrium constants what happens when gibbs is positive

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reaction is not theoretically feasible
equilibrium constants are small
less than 1

36
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how to work out equilibrium constants using gibbs free energy

A

lnk = AG / - RT
k = e ^- ln

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