Chem Paper 1 Flashcards
(42 cards)
pH=?
-log[H+]
Kw=?
[H+][OH-]
Ka=?
[H+][X-]
______________
[HX]
pKa=?
-log(Ka)
reverse applies as well
pH of diluted acid
[H+] (old) x old volume/new volume
define Bronsted lowry acid
proton donator eg: HCl
define bronsted lowry base
proton acceptor eg: NH3
Period 3 Oxide Melting points
Na2O: 1250
MgO: 2900
Al2O3: 2040
SiO2: 1610
P4O10: 580
SO2: -75
SO3: 17
2Na + 2H2O
2NaOH +H2
Yellow flame
Mg + H20(g)
MgO + H2
White flame - white powder
Mg + 2H2O(l)
Mg(OH)2 + H2
VERY SLOW
4Na + O2
2Na2O
yellow orange flame + white powder
2Mg + O2
2MgO
white flame + white powder
4Al3 + 3O2
2Al2O3
white flame + white powder
Si + O2
SiO2
white flame + white powder
P4 + 5O2
P4O10
bright white flame + white powder
S + O2
SO2
blue flame + choking gas
Group 2 trend (Atomic Radius)
AR increases down the group
Group 2 1.I.E.
Decreases down the group
More shielding
weaker attraction between nucleus and outer electrons
outer electrons are fuirther from nucleus so weaker attraction
ANOMALIES AT MG AND S
Group 2 Melting points
Generally decreases
G2 elements form metallic structures
Size of metal ion increases but number of delocalised electrons remain same
So larger distance between nucleus and del.elec so weaker attractive force
Mg is an exception due to structural arrangement
Reactions with water
M + 2H2O
M(OH)2 + H2
no reaction with Be v
Trend G2 Hydroxide solubility
Mg: Not soluble -> Ba: Very soluble
Trend G2 Sulphate solubility
Mg: Very soluble -> Ba: Not soluble
Test for sulphate
Add HCl to react away carbonates
Add BaCl
White ppt if sulphate present