1C Chemical Rxn Flashcards

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1
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What is a chemical reaction

A

Transformation of chemical compounds. The making and breaking of bonds and movement of electrons

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2
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Legendre transformation formula

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ΔG = ΔH - TΔS

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3
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Arrhenius acid base

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Acid donates H base donates OH

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4
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Bronsted acid base

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Acid donates H base accepts H

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5
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Lewis acid base

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Acid accepts electron pair, base donates electron pair

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6
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pKa =

A

-log10Ka

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7
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pKa + pKb =

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14

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8
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Any acid that is stronger than H3O+ will react with H2O to form

A

H3O+

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9
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Strongest acid that exists in water

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H3O+

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10
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Bell’s rule

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pKa is approximately equal to 8-5n

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11
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Amphoteric

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Oxide or hydroxide acts as either an acid or a base

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12
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Solubility

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Like dissolves like

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13
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Volume of very soluble

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Less than 1 mL/g

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14
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Freely soluble

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1 - 10 mL/g

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15
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Volume soluble

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10 - 30 mL/g

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16
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Volume sparingly soluble

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30 - 100 mL/g

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17
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Slightly soluble volume

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100 - 1000

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18
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Very slightly soluble

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1000 - 10000

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19
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Volume insoluble

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More than 10,000

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20
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For low solubility [AaBb]

21
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Form more stable complexes with hard bases (hard ligands)

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Hard acids ( hard metal cations)

22
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Show a preference for soft bases (soft ligands)

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Soft acids (soft metal cations)

23
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If salt MX is added to an aqueous solution containing the solute MY, the presence of dissolved Mn+ ions suppresses the dissolution of MX compared with that in pure water

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Common ion effect. The ion M n+ is common to both salts

24
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Example of amphoteric

A

Aluminum hydroxide Al(OH)3

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Loss of electrons
Oxidation
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Gain of electrons
Reduction
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Aqueous acid conditions
Balance with water and H+
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Aqueous basic conditions
Balance with water and OH-
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Relationship between G K U for thermodynamically favorable reaction
ΔU > 0, ΔG < 0, K > 1
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Nernst equation
Ox + ze- to Redox
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K > 1 favors
products
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K < 1 favors
reactants
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relationship between G and K
ΔG = -RT x ln(K)
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In an acid base reaction, the K constant can only be influenced by
temperature
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higher pKa is more or less acidic
less
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hydrolysis process
chemical itself is not an acid but reacts with water to become an acid
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how do you lower the solubility of a salt!
add one of its ions
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arrhenius vs bronsted acid
arrhenius donates H to water, bronsted donates H to anything
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Which elements for superoxides?
Only heavy Alkalis: K, Rb, Cs
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Which elements form peroxides?
H, Na, Ba
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oxide oxidation number
-2
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peroxide oxidation number
-1
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superoxide oxidation number
-1/2
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which is easily polarized: hard or soft?
soft
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soft lewis acids usually have
high electronegativity, large radii, low charge (+1 or +2)
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hard lewis acids usually have
low electronegativity and small radii, high charge (>+2)
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soft lewis bases usually have
low electronegativity, large radii
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hard lewis bases usually have
high electronegativity, small radii