II Exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

phase change: solid to liquid

A

melting

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2
Q

phase change: liquid to solid

A

freezing

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3
Q

phase change: liquid to gas

A

vaporization

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4
Q

phase change: gas to liquid

A

condensation

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5
Q

phase change: solid to gas

A

sublimation

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6
Q

phase change: gas to solid

A

deposition

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7
Q

vaporization
– if you increase temp, what happens to kinetic energy?

A

KE increases

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8
Q

vaporization
– if you increase intermolecular forces, what happens to kinetic energy?

A

greater KE needed for molecule to escape surface

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9
Q

if you have stronger cohesion forces, what happens to vapor pressure?

A

lower vapor pressure

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10
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if you have weaker cohesion forces, what happens to vapor pressure?

A

higher vapor pressure

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11
Q

relationship between temperature and vapor pressure

A

proportional

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12
Q

relationship between boiling point and vapor pressure

A

inversely proportional

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13
Q

relationship between boiling point, cohesion forces, and vapor pressure

A

the higher the boiling point, the stronger cohesion forces will be, and the lower the vapor pressure will be

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14
Q

during a phase change, is there an increase in temperature?

A

no

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15
Q

phase change diagrams
– at high temp and lower pressure, what is the phase?

A

gas

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16
Q

phase change diagrams
– at low temp and higher pressure, what is the phase

A

solid

17
Q

intermolecular forces
– does a larger charge increase or decrease attraction?

A

increase
*relative to the bonding forces among atoms

18
Q

intermolecular forces
– does a longer distance increase or decrease attraction?

A

decrease
*relative to the bonding forces among atoms

19
Q

dispersion forces

A
  • weakest intermolecular force
  • present in all atoms and all molecules
20
Q

dipole-dipole

A

intermolecular force present in polar molecules
- only exist in a picture (not a pure substance)

21
Q

hydrogen bonding

A

intermolecular force in molecules containing H bonded to F, O, or N

22
Q

ion dipole

A

a full change, either positive or negative
- charge is a greater factor than size when determining the strength

23
Q

if we increase mass, does intermolecular forces increase or decrease?

A

increases

24
Q

body-centered atom in 1 unit cell

A

1 atom

25
Q

corner atom in 1 unit cell

A

1/8th of an atom

26
Q

face-centered atom in 1 unit cell

A

1/2th of an atom

27
Q

how many atoms does a simple cubic cell have?

A

8 atoms on corners = 1 atom

28
Q

how many atoms does a body-centered cubic (bcc) cell have?

A

8 atoms on corners and 1 in center = 2 atoms

29
Q

how many atoms does a face-centered cubic cell have (bcc)

A

8 on corners, 6 on faces = 4 atoms

30
Q

solvent

A

the component of a solution found in a higher volume

31
Q

solute

A

the component of a solution found in a lower volume