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NCSU CH 101 - Chemistry Final Preparation

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Chemistry Final PreparationChapter 11 Learning Objectives- Explain the electron transfer process and define the terms associated with redox reactions- Describe galvanic cells- Explain how balanced chemical equations are written for electron transfer reactions- Show how to calculate standard cell potentials and how to use them to predictwhether a redox process is extensive- Describe some common batteries- Explain the process of corrosion- Describe electrolytic cells. Chapter 12 Learning Objectives- Define acids and bases- Show examples of Lewis and Brønsted acid-base reactions- Explain how acids are named - Discuss the factors dictating the extent of proton transfer in acid-base reactions- Explain the factors dictating the relative strengths of acids- Define Ka and show how the equilibrium constants of acid-base reactions are related to the Ka values of the acids involved in the equilibrium- Explain the acid-base chart and how it is used to predict the extent of proton transfer in acid- base reaction- Define pH and


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