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Q<Ksp
unsaturated, [ion] is too small, additional solid will dissolve until Q=Ksp
Q>Ksp
supersaturated, [ion] is too large, additional solid will precipitate until Q=Ksp
Q=Ksp
at equilibrium, saturated, no change in [ion] and no solid will dissolve or precipitate
Bronsted Lowry Acid
proton donor
Bronsted Lowry Base
proton acceptor
Bronsted Lowry products
conjugate base and conjugate acid
Lewis acid
electron pair acceptor
Lewis base
electron pair donor
Lewis product
Lewis acid-base complex COORDINATE COVALENT BOND
neutral Lewis acids
compounds containing: group 3A elements, organic compounds w/ multiple bonds, and CO2
neutral Lewis bases
compounds with: at least one lone pair of electrons
ionic Lewis acids
cations
ionic Lewis bases
anions
complex ion
when a lewis acid base complex carries an overall charge
formation constant (Kf)
when the equilibrium constant is written to show the formation of a complex ion
dissociation constant (Kd)
the equilibrium constant written int he opposite direction (1/Kf)
1st law of thermodynamics
-internal energy of an isolated system is constant -total energy of the unievrse is constant - for a closed system, ΔE=q+w
2nd law of thermodynamics
-at least some energy disperses -total organized energy decreases -total disorganized energy increases
entropy (s)
measure of the disorganized energy within a system
ΔSuniverse=ΔSsystem-ΔSsurroundings >O for a spontaneous process
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how to increase entropy
higher temp larger size gas>liquid>solid charges of +1 or -1
3rd law of thermodynamics
allows us to determine the standard molar entropy ΔS=ΔH/T

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