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Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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Molarity =?

A

Moles/ liters

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2
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Energy

A

Capacity to do work

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3
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Heat (q)

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Energy transferred from different temperatures.

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4
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Work (w)

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Work = force * distance (a force applied over a distance)

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5
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Internal energy (E)

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Sum of all kinetic energy and potential energy (energy in particles)

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6
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Electrostatic potential energy equation

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Eel = (kQ1*Q2)/distance

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7
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Positive vs negative electrostatic potential energy

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Positive = atoms want to leave negative = atoms like eachother and are close

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8
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Joules to calories

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1 cal = 4.184 joules

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9
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Joule equations

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1 J = (kg*m^2)/ sec^2

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10
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First law of thermodynamics

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Energy cannot be created nor destroyed

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11
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System vs surroundings

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The solute we use vs the water (everything else that isn’t the chemical equation)

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12
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Open system

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Can exchange heat and mass with surrounding (pot)

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13
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Closed system

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Heat can leave, chemicals cannot

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14
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Isolated system

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Neither heat nor mass can leave

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15
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Delta E what does + and - mean for the system

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+ taking energy from surroundings
- giving energy to surroundings

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16
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Exothermic

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  • energy based on the system
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17
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Endothermic

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+ based on the system

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18
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Solubility of NO3

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Always soluble

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19
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Solubility of CH3COO

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Always soluble

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20
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Enthalpy

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H= P times V times heat (q)

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21
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What is the goal of heat of formation

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form ONE mole of the product (can have 1/2s)

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22
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elemental molecules heat of formation

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0

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23
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Making a bond enthalpy value

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generally negative
negative = relaxed
positive = charged

24
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delta H of the rxn =

A

Bonds broken - bonds produced

25
Q

wavelength

A

difference between two peaks (horz)

26
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Frequency

A

how frequently a wave sequence occurs (like a full sine wave)

27
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c in wavelength calc?

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c= 3 x 10^8 m/s

28
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wavelength formula

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v = c/ h (weird h)

29
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weird h in wavelength calc?

A

wavelength

30
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v in wavelength calc?

A

hz or hertz

31
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Nano-

A

10^-9

32
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seven flavors of light in order from smallest wavelength to largest

A

Violet to red (ROYGBIV backwards)

33
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blackbody radiation

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if it gets hot enough, light comes off and vice versa to 0

34
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Plancks constant

A

6.626x10^-34 j times s

35
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quantized

A

countable

36
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photoelectric effect

A

shining light on a surface of metal will eject electrons

37
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work function

A

amount of energy required to eject an electron

38
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amplitude/intensity

A

height of the wave or more of the same sized packets of light

39
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Energy of photon =?

A

planck’s constant times wavelength

40
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Bohr model

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electron is a particle, and can only occupy certain spaces called allowed orbits

41
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With light, every element has a unique amount of ____

A

bands

42
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photon aborbed:
Photon released:

A

up in energy level
down in energy level

43
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Rydberg constant

A

E =(-hcRH) (1/n^2) = (-2.18 x 10^-18 J) (1/n^2)

44
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excitation with electrons

A

electrons go up

45
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Relaxation with electrons

A

electrons go down

45
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1 J =?

A

1kg (m^2S^2)

45
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electron orbits are considered

A

standing waves

46
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de Broglie wavelength equation

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wavelength = h/mv mass has to be in kg

46
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Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle

A

yeahhhhh we kinda dont know where the electron is, just where it is probable to be.

47
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Heisenberg’s uncertainty equation

A

(delta X)(delta mv) is greater than or equal to h/4pi
delta X = change in position

48
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bohrs model vs schrodinger model

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bohrs we know where the electron is, schrodingers we dont

49
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principal quantum number

A

n, the shell

50
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angular momentum number

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L, the shape of the shell
s= 0 p=1 d=2 f=3 basically 0 -> n-1

51
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Magnetic quantum number

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ML (L is subscript) differentiates the orbit the electron is in

52
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