KMT Gas Laws Energy Basics Calorimetry Bond Energies & Graphs

100

What is temperature?
When in Kelvin, it is directly proportional to the average kinetic energy.

100

What are volume and moles?
It is the pair of constants needed for pressure to be directly proportional to Kelvin(absolute) temperature.

100

What is the y axis?
In a reaction profile, it's the axis on which energy is found.

100

What is ΔT?
It is the only variable in Q = mcΔT that can cause Q to be negative.

100

What is activation energy?
It is the change between Hmax and H of reactants.

200

What is vibrational motion?
It is the type of motion between the bonds of a molecule.

200

What is 100 K?
If the volume tripled at constant pressure and moles, and the new temperature is 300 K, what was the original temperature?

200

What is potential energy?
It is the name given to the difference between the total energy of molecules and their energy of movement.

200

What is n=CV?
When a volume of solution is given, it is the formula used to get moles for ΔH/n .

200

What is 3?
It is the number of peaks in a reaction with two fast steps and a slow step, and we're not talking about tango .

300

What is attractions or bonds?
As heat is absorbed, these are overcome when a liquid becomes a gas.

300

What is PV/ (nR) ?
It is the expression for temperature obtained by isolating it from the ideal gas law.

300

What are intramolecular bonds?
It is the type of potential energy bonds between aspirin's carbon and hydrogen bonds.

300

What is 3.45 kJ?
If 2 H2O + 345 kJ --> 2 H2 + O2 , it is the amount of energy needed to disassociate 0.360 g of water.

300

What is -3 kJ?
It is the ΔH for a reaction whose Ae is 12, Hmax = 20 and its Hproducts = 5, all in kJ?

400

What is hydrogen?
Between all the diatomic molecules, it is the fastest molecule at 25 C

400

What is 100 L?
If 28 g of diatomic nitrogen is at 1000 K and at 83.1 kPa, what is its volume?

400

What is uracil? (U)
STE flashback related to this course: what molecule makes the strongest intermolecular bonds with adenine in RNA?

400

What is -12 kJ ?
If A+ B --> C + 34 kJ and B--> D + 22 kJ, it is ΔH for A+D --> C ?

400

What are heroin and cocaine?
The two compounds that can lower the activation energy of bowfly maggots when they decompose a corpse.

500

What is the square root of 8 or 2.8?
It is the ratio of helium's average molecular speed to that of diatomic oxygen.

500

What is density in g/L?
What is the quantity and unit of PM/(RT), where M = molar mass of an ideal gas?

500

What is condensation of water?
It is the exothermic reaction responsible for making you feel uncomfortable when you walk into a steamy bathroom.

500

What is the sum of the average of the two initial temperatures?
In mixing problems , it is the the most simplified formula that can be used for the final temperature when two samples of water of equal mass are mixed.

500

What is N2?
It is the diatomic molecule with the highest bond energy, hence its low reactivity.

Chemistry January 2015 Game 1

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