The Final Chem 2B flash card reminder

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Molality

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Moles of solute/ mass of solvent

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1
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Molarity

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moles of solvent or solute/volume (L)

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2
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When the question is asking for particular mole fraction of molecule above the solution we use…

A

XaVap = Pa/Ptot

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3
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Mass percent

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Mass of solute/ Total mass of compound

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4
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Calculating boiling point

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Change in Temperature: T(solution) + T(pure solution)

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5
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Freezing point

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Change in temperature: T(pure-solvent) + (T solution)

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6
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Heat capacity equation

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q= mCsp( change in Temperature)

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7
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London Dispersion forces

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The less electronegativity the less polar the greater the London dispersion forces

Remember the higher EN: HF

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8
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Determining Volatility

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  • Lighter molar weight = higher volatility
  • Non-polars have low intermolecular forces: high volatility 1
  • Polar molecules have stronger intermolecular forces: meaning lower volatility
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9
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Dipole moment:

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Large dipole moments determined by forces. Greatest to least forces
Ionic>dipole-dipole> Hydrogen bonds >London dispersion

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10
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Ionic bonding

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between a metal and non metal

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11
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Cohesion and adhesive in hydrogen bonding

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Cohesion water sticks to each other
Adehsive water molecules stick onto surfaces

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12
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MO diagram structure P orbitals

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Anything from Oxygen to the left is 2,1,2,1
Anything from Oxygen to the right is 1,2,2,1

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13
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When to convert Celsius to Kelvin and when not to convert Celsius to Kelvin

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when it includes R: Convert Celsius to Kelvin
When its Thermochem question like finding Q rxn just leave the temperature to celcieus C.

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14
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ppm

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1/10^6

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15
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volume times density

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mass

16
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mass times density =

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volume

17
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Finding Volume

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mass/density

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