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VAPORIZATION
LIQUID TO GAS, ENDO
condensation
Process of water changing from vapor to a liquid; EXOTHERMIC
network covalent
nonmetals held together by covalent bonds higher melting points and boiling points higher energy needed to break bond
Molecular
non-metal - non-metal, low melting points
melting point of an impure compound
lower than pure
Simple Cubic
Comes from Simple Cubic Packing Coordination Number= 6 Atoms per unit cell: 8*(1/8)= 1 Edge Length: l=2r
Body centered
Coordination #=8 2 atoms
Face centered cubic
Coordination=12 4 atoms per cell
1st order
concentration change = change in rate 1/sec
2nd order
rate=k[A]^2 1/MS positive slope
Zero Order
M/s
Increase the value of a rate constant
decrease activation energy Raise temperature Add catalyst
Half life
Independent of concentration, 1st order
acid (Bronsted-Lowry acid)
a proton donor
Base Bronsted Lowry base
accepts H+ ions
E potential
independent of number of moles present
Nernst equation
an equation stating that the voltage of an electrochemical cell under any conditions depends on the standard cell voltage and the concentrations of the cell components
Faraday and mass
The least number of faradays of electricity would be required with the greatest molar mass element
Do solids affect concentration changes?
No
1st law thermo
Energy is conserved
2nd law of Thermo
entropy of the universe increases
3rd law of thermo
entropy of a crystal at 0 K is 0
What does delta G equal at equilibrium
zero
delta Sº units
J/molK
delta S universe is positive, then
spontaneous
ΔSSys=ΔSrxn
ΔS°rxn = ΣnS°(Products)– ΣnS°(Reactants)
nonspontaneous reaction
reactant favored
Activation energy
the minimum energy of a collision required for two molecules to react
Catalyst
A substance that increases the rate of reaction by lowering the activation- energy barrier; the catalyst is not used up.
Strong Acids
Hydroiodic (HI) hydrobromic (HBr) hydrochloric (HCl) nitric (HNO3) perchloric (HClO4) chloric (HClO3) sulfuric (H2SO4)
Strong Bases
LiOH NaOH KOH Ba(OH)2 Sr(OH)2
BUFFER
weak acid + conjugate base

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