Chapter 11 Flashcards

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1
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What is the fundamental difference between states of matter?

A

Intermolecular forces

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2
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What is average kinetic energy related too

A

Temperature

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3
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Condensed phases

A

Liquids and solids

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4
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What is a dipole?

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Concentration of positive electric charge is separated from a concentration of negative charge

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5
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How do you measure the polarity of a molecule

A

Dipole moment (u)

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6
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How to tell if a molecule is polar ?

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-contains polar bonds
-bond dipoles don’t cancel

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7
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Dispersión forces (London dispersion forces)

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Temporary polarity due to unequal distribution of electrons

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8
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How to determine size of the induced dipole ?

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*Polarizability of the electrons
-Volume of electron cloud
-Large molar mass
*shape of molecule
-more sour face to surface contact

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9
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Polar Molecules

A

Have permanent dipole
Raise boiling points and melting points relative to polar molecules of similar size and shape.

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10
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Dipole Dipole interactions

A

Polar molecules

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11
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Hydrogen Bonding

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Hydrogen atom covalently bonded specifically to N,O, and F

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12
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Ion Dipole Interactions

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Found in solutions of ions

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13
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Viscosity

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Resistance of a liquid to flow , ease with molecules can move past each other, higher viscosity means higher forces

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14
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Surface tension

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-Tendency of liquids to minimize their surface area
-Surface behave differently than interior
-Stronger the intermolecular forces higher surface tension
-Temperature has and inverse relationship with surface tension

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15
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Capillary action (cohesion and adhesion )

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The ability of liquid to flow up a thin tube against the influence of gravity

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16
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Cohesión

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Forces holding the liquid together (n)

17
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Adhesión

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Forces attracted out liquid to the tube surface
U

18
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Meniscus

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The curving of the liquid surface due to the competition adhesive and cohesive forces

19
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Phase change

A

Conversions from one state of matter to another

20
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Heat of fusion

A

Energy required to change solid to liquid , as melting point

21
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Heat of vaporization

A

Energy required to change a liquid to gas , boiling point

22
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Heat of sublimation

A

Energy required to change solid directly to gas

23
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Tempt vs. heat
during a phase

A

Heating curve
-during a phase change temp does not rise

24
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Within a phase change in temp

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During a phase change at constant temp
Q=nC
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Heat capacity
-heat absorbed directionally proportional to temperature , mass, and specific heat
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Liquid gas Equilibrium
Liquid molecules evaporate and vapor molecules condense at the same rate
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Vapor pressure
Pressure exerted by the vapor on the liquid
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Factors affecting Vapor pressure
Higher T —-> higher P Weaker forces —-> higher P
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Boiling point
Liquid is at the temp at which vapor pressure = atmospheric pressure
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Normal boiling point
The temp which the vapor pressure is 760 torr
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The Clausius clapeyron equation
Ln(P1/P2)=(deltaHeatvap/R) [1/T2-1/T1]
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Phase diagram
Is a graph showing states of matter under conditions of temperature and pressure.
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Supercritical fluid
Gas and liquid have the same properties
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Critical temperature
Tempt required to produce supercritical fluid
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Critical pressure
The pressure at the critical temp
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Triple point
All 3 phases at in equilibrium