Gases |
Energy |
Rates |
Equilibrium |
Acid-Bases |
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100What is a gas?
In this state of matter, the molecules of carbon dioxide vibrate, rotate and translate.
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100What is endothermic?
A reaction which causes its environment to get colder?
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100What is average rate?
The difference in moles produced per unit of time
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100What is equilibrium?
A closed system's reversible reaction at constant temperature
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100What is a base?
It is a proton acceptor in the Bronsted Lowry theory
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200What is a diatomic gas?
Iodine, hydrogen, nitrogen, bromine, oxygen, chlorine, fluorine are examples of this atomic duo.
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200What is molar enthalpy?
The ratio between enthalpy change and the number of moles of a substance responsible for that amount of energy.
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200What is an inhibitor?
The factor involved in decreasing the rate when a cell wall component is impersonated by penicillin.
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200What is equal?
The relationship between forward and reverse rates for a reaction at equilibrium?
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200What is Ka?
DAILY DOUBLE (bet up to as much as you have) It takes both pH and the initial concentration in evaluating the true strength of an acid?
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300What is kinetic energy?
It is the 3/2 of the product between the gas constant and absolute temperature.
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300What is -5 kJ?
The delta H for B--> A, if B-->C + 3 kJ and A + 2 kJ -->C
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300What is two?
The number of activation complexes in a reaction profile with two hills.
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300What is neither?
The reaction that's favored when 2A(g)+B(s) =C(g) + D(g) is subjected to an increase in pressure.
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300What is infinite?
It is the value of Ka if a mole of HCl dissolves to produce a mole of H3O+
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400What is the size of molecules?
The volume of a gas' container is much larger than the total volume of these
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400What is 1?
The number of C=C bonds in C2H4.
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400What is effective?
The type of collision whose angle of attack is correct and the molecular impact is energetic enough.
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400What is an exponent?
DAILY DOUBLE! It's what the coefficient of a gaseous or aqueous molecule becomes in the equilibrium law expression?
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400What is 4?
It is the pH of a solution originally at pOH = 8 but which then becomes 100 X more acidic.
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500What is 20.0 L?
The final volume when 10.0 L of a gas at constant pressure is heated from 27 o C to 337oC?
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500What is 100.0 g?
The mass used in Q= mcDT when 2.050g of solid base are added to 100.00 ml of dilute aqueous acid
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500What is fast ones?
The reaction mechanism's steps whose time of reaction does not influence the rate expression.
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500What is increases?
It's what happens to the Keq when an exothermic equilibrium is cooled.
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500What is HSO4-?
The negative ion from H2SO4 appearing with H+ in the ice chart.
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