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INTRAmolecular forces

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are within a molecule
when broken or formed it is a chemical change

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INTERmolecular forces

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are between molecules
when weakened or strengthened there is a physical change

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Are intramolecular forces or intermolecular forces stronger?

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Intramolecular have a stronger attraction

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LDF’s

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come from the atom having a polarized electron cloud, which the electrons naturally shift to one side of the electron cloud

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what has LDF?

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all atoms/molecules have a LDF expect H+

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6
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Molar mass equals….

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amount of electrons

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More plorizable..

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more electrons
stronger LDF
greater dipole-dipole

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LDF’s create weak attractions between atoms called

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temporary dipole
also an IMF

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9
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what happens to the molecule when surface area increases?

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the polarity increases
greater temporary dipole

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10
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dipole-dipole attractions

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already polar molecules are held by a temporary dipole

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The higher the boiling point the ___ the IMF

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stronger

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Hydrogen bonding must have

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  1. a hydrogen atom bonded DIRECTLY to N,O, or F
  2. a lone pair on another N,O, or F that is able to connect with hydrogen
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13
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When only CH compounds are present the compound is….

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non-polar

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14
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How to find total pressure

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add all total pressures

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15
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Ideal gas law

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PV=nRT

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16
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If you have constant temperature and constant volume then pressure is..

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constant

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17
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pressure and temperature are _____ related

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directly

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18
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As volume increases, pressure ______
As volume decreases, pressure _______

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decreases
increases

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19
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volume and temperature are _____ related

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directly

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20
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Finding partial pressure given pressure total and % of elements

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multiply the Ptot by %

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21
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When an elements pressure is reduced by a %

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Multiply by that % then subtract

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22
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5 assumptions on kinetic molecular theory (ideal gases)

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  1. Gas particle move in constant and random motion
  2. The volume of gas particles is negligible
  3. The average kinetic energy of the particles is proportional to the K temp
  4. All collisions between gas particles are perfectly elastic
  5. Gas particles have little to no attractive/repulsion between the particles
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23
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How is the speed of gas particles and temperature related?

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They are directly related
Higher temp, faster particle

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How is the speed of gas particles and mass related?

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Inversely related
More mass, slower particle

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25
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Diffusion and Effusion

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gas particles mixing together
faster particles faster diffusion or effusion

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26
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How to solve for MM?

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MM=DRT/P

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27
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Units on density for gases?

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g/L

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28
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Solve for density?

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D=MM(P)/RT

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29
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How do moles define the state of a gas? Temp? Volume? Pressure?

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Moles= the amount of gas
Temp= the average speed of a gas
Volume= the space a gas is able to move around
Pressure= how many collisions of particles

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30
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Boyles Law

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P1V1=P2V2
pressure and volume are inversely proportional

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Charles Law

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V1/T1=V2/T2
Volume and temp are directly proportional

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Gay- Lussacs Law

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P1/T1=P2/T2
Pressure and temp are directly proportional

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Combined gas law

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P1V1/T1=P2V2/T2
Predicts changes if the amount of gas is constant

34
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What happens when water vapor is present?

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Water vapor must be subtracted from the total pressure

35
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Real Gas

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will become less ideal when the gas particles become closer together

36
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When will a ideal gas deviate?

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If there is a pressure increase (more collisions)
If there is a temp decrease (Particles move slower)
If stronger IMF’s (particles have stronger attraction)

37
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When stronger IMF’s gas…

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deviates from its ideal behavior
IMF’s (up) pressure (down)

38
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When decreasing temp gas…

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deviates from its ideal behavior
temp(down) pressure (down)

39
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What happens if the temp decreases too much?

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The gas will begin to turn into a liquid

40
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As pressure goes up volume…

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goes up

41
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Changing from a solid to a liquid

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Fusion, weakens IMF’s, endothermic

42
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Changing from a liquid to a gas

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vaporizatrion, weakens IMF’s, endothermic

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Changing from liquid to solid

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solidfication/freezing, strengthens IMF’s, exothermic

44
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Changing from gas to liquid

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condensation, strengthens IMF’s, exothermic

45
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Whenever to oppositely charged particles move closer together they must be _____ energy

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losing
favorable

46
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Boiling point is when

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The weaker the IMF’s the the lower temp needed
vapor pressure = atmospheric pressure

47
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Surface tension

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the attractions on the surface of a liquid
Stronger IMF’s = stronger tension

48
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Viscosity

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the stickiness of a liquid due to liquid particles moving past eachother
Weaker IMF’s = more flowy

49
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Vapor pressure

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the amount of liquid turning into a gas

50
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Adhesion

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molecules attracted to the surface

51
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Cohesion

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molecules attracted to each other

52
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endothermic phase changes…

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melting, evaporation, sublimation

53
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exothermic phase changes…

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freezing, condensation, deposition

54
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Fusion/melting

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changing from solid to liquid
weakens IMF’s
endothermic

55
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vaporization/evaporation

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changing from liquid to gas
weakens IMF’s
endothermic

56
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solidification/ freezing

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changing from liquid to solid
Strengthens IMF’s
exothermic

57
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Condensation

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Changing from gas to liquid
Strengthens IMF’s
exothermic

58
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why does liquid to solid require more energy?

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Because it is a larger change in IMF’s becuase solids have a stronger force of attration

59
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when vapor pressure = atmospheric pressure

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its a boiling point

60
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Solids

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low kinetic energy
definite shape
Stronger IMF’s

61
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Liquids

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mid kinetic energy
flowy
Strongish IMF’s

62
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Gases

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High kinetic energy
fly around
Little to no IMF’s

63
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Rf

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distance traveled / distance traveled of solvent

64
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seperating solutions

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gravimeter analysis- filter
reactions form perciptates
solubility
distillation

65
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Distillation

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purifying liquid then cooling
weakest IMF distillates first

66
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chromatography

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identifies the substance present

67
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chromatography layer

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polar will move with polar, non-polar will move with non-polar

68
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polar substances often mix with

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polar solutes due to similar dipole-dipole attractions

69
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ion-dipole

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the stronger the ion charge, the stronger the ion-dipole interaction

70
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if ionic compound is soluble (Ksp>1) the ion-dipole forces are greater than

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the ion-ion attraction and dipole-dipole attractition = solubility

71
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An ionic compound is a precipitate

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the ion-ion attraction is much stronger than the ion-dipole attraction

72
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if a nonpolar solvent mixes with ionic compounds

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the ion-ion attraction is stronger than the ion
therefore, will not mix

73
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if nonpolar tries to mix with polar

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the dipole-dipole attraction in the polar substance is stronger than the dipole induced dipole attraction, will not mix

74
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ionic compounds not dissolve in water

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the ion-ion attraction is stronger than the ion-dipole attraction between the solute and solvent

75
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Ionic bonds

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high meltiong point, particles called ions, greater charge stronger bond

76
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covalent network

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Diamond, graphite, SiO2, SiC, high melting point, particles called atoms

77
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molecular

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bonded by IMF;s, low melting point, called molecules

78
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metallic

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range of metling point, called atoms

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