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CHEM 1310: General Chemistry Sections L & M EXAM #2 Study Guide (covering Chemical Principles Chapters 12-13, and 16-17) Chapter 12: Quantum Mechanics and Atomic Theory  Characteristics of electromagnetic radiation (Section 12.1)  Relationship between energy and wavelength (Section 12.2)  Quantum Mechanical Description of the Atom (Section 12.5) o What is quantum mechanics? o Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle  What information do we get from solutions to the Schröedinger Equation? Quantum Numbers as described in Section 12.9  What is the Pauli Exclusion Principle (Section 12.10)?  What is the Aufbau Priniciple and how is it used (Section 12.13)?  What are some trends relating to atomic properties that we find in the Periodic Table (Section 12.15)? o Ionization Energy o Electron Affinity o Atomic Radius Chapter 13: Bonding – General Concepts  What is electronegativity and what electronegativity trend is observed in the Periodic Table?  Know what a bond polarity is and how to recognize a polar bond  Know what a dipole moment is and how a dipole moment affects the overall polarity of a molecule  Know how to describe the electron configuration of an element or its ion (Read text and see lecture notes for clarity on this issue)  Be able to calculate covalent bond energies for molecules in chemical reactions. (Note: You would be given average bond energies to solve related problems.)  Know the octet rule and how to draw Lewis structures  Know what resonance is  Know exceptions to the octet rule  Know how to calculate formal charge  Know how to determine the shape of a molecule based on VSEPR theory (calculating steric number will help!) Chapter 16: Liquids and Solids  Know definitions of different types of intermolecular forces and examples of when they take place o Dipole-dipole (and special case of Hydrogen Bonding) o Ion-Dipole o Ionic o London dispersion o Induced-dipole  Know definitions and applications of liquid properties described in Section 16.2 o Surface tension o Capillary action o Viscosity  Know how to calculate vapor pressure of a liquid  Know definitions and trends of boiling point and melting point  Know names of phase transitions between solids, liquids and gasesChapter 17: Properties of Solutions  Know how to calculate concentrations in terms of molarity, molality, mass %, mole fraction  Know factors that affect solubility  What is a colligative property?  Raoult’s Law and related calculations  Boiling Point Elevation and Freezing Point Depression and related calculations for both  van’t Hoff Factor and its calculations  What is a


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