Final Spring 2014 Flashcards

0
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Small K

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Slow reaction

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Large K

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Fast reaction

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2
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ln[A] vs t is linear…

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first order

slope = -k

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3
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Rate determining step

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the slow step in a mechanism that determines the overall rate

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4
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Collisional model

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  • molecules must collide to react
  • collisions must have the right orientation
  • collisions must have enough energy
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5
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Activation complex

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minimum energy needed for reactants to turn to products

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6
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Reaction rate near room temp

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reaction rate doubles for each 10 degree rise in temperature

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7
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catalyst

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  • in increases rate of reaction without itself being used up

- lowers activation barrier

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8
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K - Equilibrium constant

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  • each reaction has its own K, which is constant at a given temperature
  • K reverse 1/K if flip reaction
  • Pure solids and liquids are not included
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9
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Large K

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equilibrium lies largely to the right

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10
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Small K

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equilibrium lies largely to the left

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11
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Q=K when

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at equilibrium

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12
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Q comes out less than K

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Q < K

not enough product, must shift to the right

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13
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Q > K

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not enough reactant, must shift to the left

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14
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Bronsted Lowry Definition

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Acid - proton donor

Base - proton acceptor

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15
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conj base

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what is left after H+ is donated

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16
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conj acid

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what is formed when H+ is donated to base

17
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Amphoteteric/Camphiprotic

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can act as either an acid or a base

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strong acids

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fully dissociated into solution

19
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weak acids

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partially dissociated into solution

20
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3rd Law of Thermodynamics

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entropy of a perfect crystal at 0K is zero

21
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H, S, G Properties

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extensive properties, state functions

22
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Standard Free energy of formation

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change in G accompanying formation of 1 mol of a substance in its standard state, from its elements in their standard states

23
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Q > K, G > 0

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not spontaneous, shifts to the left

24
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Q < K, G < 0

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spontaneous, shifts right

25
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Delta G

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maximum possible useful work that is attainable for a process at constant T + P

26
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Oxidation

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loss in electrons (increase oxidation number)

27
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Reduction

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gain of electrons (decrease oxidation number)

28
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Oxidation Agent

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brings about the oxidation of something else (gets reduced)

29
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Reducing Agent

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brings about reduction (gets oxidized)

30
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Half reaction

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explicitly include electrons, don’t specify source or destination

31
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Anode

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electrode at which oxidation takes place

32
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Cathode

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electrode at which reduction takes place

33
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Cell voltage

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measure of driving force for a reaction

34
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positive potential

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-ΔG (Spontaneous)

35
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Electrolysis

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force an otherwise non-spontaneous reaction to occur by passage of current throughout a solution or liquid

36
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Hund’s rule

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  • keep elections separate until you have to pair them

- spin pairing raises the energy

37
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Coordination compounds

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contain complex ions, highly colored, paramagnetic

38
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Coordination number

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of ligand atoms/bonds that surround the metal atom/ion

39
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Chelating agents

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bidendate ligand - binds in two places

40
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Crystal Field Theory

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ligands have no structure, color