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1
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how many valence electrons in CS2

A

16

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2
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the SF6 molecule

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has polar bonds but is non polar

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3
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a linear triatomic molecule can have ___ lone pairs on central atom

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zero, three, or four

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4
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the lewis structure of NO3- displays

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4 bonding pairs and 8 lone pairs

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5
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the molecule of but-2enoic acid has

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11 sigma bonds and 2 pi bonds

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6
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the four carbon atoms of but-2-enoic acid have the following hybridizations from left to right

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sp3, sp2, sp2, sp2

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7
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in the molecular orbital theory, two atomic orbitals on neighboring atoms can interact if and only if

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they have similar energies and non zero overlap

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8
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what is false

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if the temperature increases, the diffusion rate of gas decreases

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9
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what is the ratio of rates of diffusion of Ne and Ar?

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kNe/kAr=sqrt of 2

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10
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which of the following gases will occupy the largest volume?

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2 mol of HCl at 1 bar and 300 K

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if the strength of the molecular interactions between two molecules of a liquid compound increases

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the boiling point of the liquid increases and its vapor pressure decreases

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12
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what is false about gases?

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all gases are colorless and odorless at room temperature

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13
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the ratio of effusion rates of gaseous argon and dioxygen is?

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sqrt: 32/40

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14
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what is a strong electrolyte

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NaCl

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15
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what is the difference between hybrid orbitals and molecular orbitals?

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hybrid orbitals are a mixture of atomic orbitals from a single atom and remain localized on that atom while molecular orbitals are combinations of atomic orbitals that are delocalized over the enitre molecule

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16
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the molecular orbital description of period 2 diatomic molecules leads to

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bond orders and prediction of paramagnetism

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17
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the dipole moment of a polyatomic molecule

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depends on the vector sum of the dipole moments associated with the individual bonds and can be zero even if the molecule contains individual bond dipoles

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18
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propionic acid has

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3 pi bonds and 6 sigma bonds

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19
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for a molecule with the formula AB3, the molecular shape can be

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trigonal planar, trigonal pyramidal, or T-shaped

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20
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assume you ahve a sample of gas in a cyliner with a movealbe piston, as shown in the diagram, the initial pressure, number of moles, and temp of gas are noted on the diagram. which diagram most closely represents the result of doubling the pressure and number of moles of gas while keeping the temp constant?

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look at dots and if the temp rises the bar goes up if it lowers the cools

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21
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which hybridization scheme allows for the formation of at least one pi bond?

22
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set 1: C(double bond)N or C(triple bond)N
set 2: H(single bond)Cl or H(single bond)Br

which has a lower bond dissociation energy in set 1 and which has a shorter bond in set 2?

A

C(double)N/H-Cl

23
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bond dissociation energies (deltaH)

A

reactants- products

24
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lattice energy

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q+q-/r+r- calculate charges and then look at distances; larger charge greater lattice; large ions: small lattice; small ions: large lattice

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the more effectively two atomic orbitals overlap?
the lower will be the energy of the resulting bonding MO and the higher will be the energy of the resulting antibonding MO
26
what do you do if a question asks about a excited electron?
take it from a bonding orbital and place it in the next highest orbital
27
paramagnetic vs diamagnetic?
paramagnetic is unpaired electrons and diamagnetic is paired electrons
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bond order
of e- in bonding orbitals and 3 of e- in antibonding orbitals/ 2
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higher bond order
more strength
30
the hybridization of carbon atoms in acetonitrile
carbon 1: sp3 carbon 2: sp
31
heat is added to boiling water. which are true?
the temp of the water does not change, the knetic energy of some of the water molecules increases, an increased number of water molecules escape into gas phase
32
a linear molecular geometry can be obtained when the electron domain geometry is
octahedral, trigonal bipyramidal, or linear
33
a gaseous mixtrue contains 0.18 mols of Ch3cl, 0.57 moles of ch4, and 0.71 moles of c2h4. the total pressure is 1.2 atmospheres. what is the partial pressure of ch4?
0.47 atm
34
under which conditions is carbon monoxide expected to deviate most from ideality?
low temperature and high pressure
35
in a typical multiple bond, the sigma bond results from a overlap of ___ orbitals and the pi bonds result from overlap of ____ orbitals
hybrid, atomic
36
in ionic bond formation, the lattice energy of ions ___ as the magnitude of the ion charges ____ and the radii _____?
increases, increases, decreases
37
the volume of a sample of gas (2.49g) was 752mL at 1.98 atm and 62 C. The gas is?
PV=nRT and get the moles and then divide the mass by the moles and then compare the molar masses
38
in the mountains, water in an open container will boil when?
its vapor pressure is equal to the atmospheric pressure
39
the ability of a molecule with an electrostatic charge to distort another molecule's charge distribution is known as?
polarizability
40
at what point will molecules condense?
when the attractive forces exceed the kinetic energy of the molecules
41
highest density at STP?
the line with the shortest distance
42
what explains the compressibility of a gas?
the volume of the particles is negligible compared to the volume of the gas
43
what will behave least like an ideal gas at low temps?
SO2
44
what do you do if they give you a density?
MM=dRT/P; d=mp/RT
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how to figure out highest boiling point?
look to see if it is polar or not
46
on a hot summer day, you notice that a bag of chips left in your vehicle has inflated. why did this happen?
as temp increases, gas molecules gain kinetic energy and the volume of the gas increases inside the bag of chips
47
according to mo theory, the overlap of two 1s orbitals produces
two sigma orbitals: one bonding and one antibonding
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the reason we need mo theories is because?
valence theory and lewis structures fall short in describing how electrons are distributed in molecular bonds, it allows determination of whether a molecule is diamagnetic or paramagnetic, it allows determination of bond order
49
what is false about densities of gases?
are much larger than that of corresponding liquids
50
1 bar=
0.987 atm