Gen Chem Class 3 Flashcards
(14 cards)
Decreasing Force of IMF (S,L,G states)
Decreasing strength from solid to gas
Deposition
Gas to liquid
Calorimetry
The science to measuring changes to determine heat transfer. Performed with a calorimeter (insulate)
q =n (change in H)
Change in phase equation
q = heat
Change in H - entholopy
n = number of moles
q = mc (change in T)
Be mindful of units. Then add q1 + q2
Change in phase diagram
Increasing heating and flat equals phase change
p = m/v
P is density
M is mass
V is volume
Temp is inversely proportional
Vapor Pressure
Force exerted by gas particles that vaporize fro, a solid to liquid
Boiling point
Vap pressure = atm pressure
Density p is directly related
IMF inversely related
Melting point/ freezing point
External p directly proportional
(Water is an exception)
IMF directly proportional
Van Hoff Factor
The number or parties produced in solution per mole of substance
Solvation
Interaction o f solvent with the solute
Supersaturated
Concentration> Solubility
When a system absorbs or releases heat what are the two things that can happen?
Transition state or change in temp but not both at the same time.