gen chem 2 test 3 Flashcards

1
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Titrant

A

known conc

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2
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analyte

A

unknown conc

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3
Q

Equivalence point

A

moles of titrant=moles of analyte

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4
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End point

A

when indicator changes color, right after the equivalence point but IS NOT the same thing, instead we used it as an approximation for equivalence point and count this as a systematic error in every titration

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5
Q

equivalence point location in titration curve

A

halfway between the vertical jump portion

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6
Q

pH for strong acid base titration

A

7

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7
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midpoint (weak acid/strong base)

A

half equivalence point pH=pKa, halfway between buffering region

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8
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solubility

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how much salt can dissolve in a given amount of solvent at a given temperature in g/ml, g/100ml, g/L, M(mol/L)

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9
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addition of a common ion……

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increase products, make reactants = solid more insoluble

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10
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addition of H3O+ will…..

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increase the solubility of a salt that contain anion of weak acid because Its going to react away products, so more solid will be dissolved to establish equilibrium

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11
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Complex ion

A

central metal ion covalently bonded to 2 or more molecules called ligands

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12
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Qsp=Ksp

A

saturated soln

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13
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Qsp>Ksp

A

ppt

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14
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Qsp<Ksp

A

no ppt

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15
Q

K>1 favors …

A

products

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16
Q

K<1 favors …

A

reactants

17
Q

extensive

A

favors products

18
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non extensive

A

favors reactants

19
Q

oxidation

A

is loss of e- - oxidation number goes up- electrons are a product- anode

20
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reduction

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is gain of e- - oxidation number goes down- electrons are a reactant- cathode

21
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oxidizing agent

A

gets reduced

22
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reducing agent

A

gets oxidized

23
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redox in acid steps

A
  1. Separate into ½ reactions
  2. Balance
    a. balance normal elements
    b. Add H2O to balance oxygens
    c. Add H+ to balance waters
    d. Last balance charges
  3. Add half reactions and cancel like species
24
Q

Voltaic cell or galvanic cell

A

uses a spontaneous redox rxn to generate electrical energy (battery)

25
Q

Electrolytic cell-

A

uses electrical energy to drive nonspontaneous rxn (recharge)

26
Q

voltage

A

1V=1 J/C

The difference in electrical potential energy between anode and cathode

27
Q

cations move to

A

cathode

28
Q

anions move to

A

anode

29
Q

anode will…

A

deteriorate

30
Q

cathode will…

A

increase in mass

31
Q

Standard hydrogen electrode

A

SHE- E*=0 all half cell reactions are measured relative to SHE

32
Q

E* cell=

A

Ecathode – Eanode

33
Q

writing a voltaic cell in words

A

Electrode | electrolyte || electrolyte | electrode