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Phase Change:
Solids:
-
maximum
# of intermolecular forces
- low energy
- no compressibility (pressure)
- fixed volume + shape
Liquids:
-
some
intermolecular forces
- higher energy
- very low compressibility
- fixed volume + shape
Gases:
- few (almost none) intermol forces
- highest E
- compressible
- vol fills container
Phase Change Graph:
When you add heat...
1. Temp change
2. Phase change
* ONLY one of there can occur @ a time!
q = m C Δ T
q - heat
m - mass
C - specific heat capacity
T - temp
(heat takes to heat kg of subst by 1 deg Co/K every subst has own
C
)
q = n Hx
q = heat
n = moles (or mass)
--->
H
f
= heat of fusion; H
v
= heat of vaporization
⇒
have to look @ UNITS determines
n
P vs. T --> phase changes
- tells what state matter something going to exist @ temp
- what happens through phase Δ if something stays constant
P vs. T - H2O
*
slope change
liq form = most dense form (more dense than solid form)
Ideal Gas:
1. Gas has no mass
2. All collisions are elastic
- (E completely conserved; no E lost)
- (bounce & keep same amt of E)
3. All molecules have the same E = avg energy of system
Factors Affect Gases:
- temp (↑E
k
)
- pressure (force of collision)
- volume (decr free space b/w gas mol)
P α
1
/
v
P α T T α V
PV = n R T
R --> universal gas constant (always been the same)
[*
0.0821 L•atm/K•mol
(more common) or
8.31 J/k•mol
(unless ask for v)]
T --> K
*1 mol of ideal gas = 22.4 L
@STP (T → 0
o
c/273K; P → 1 atm)
other form of PV = n R T
P
1
V
1
=
P
2
V
2
T
1
T
2
Solubility:
ability to dissolve
solvent
: does the dissolving
solute
: gets dissolved
solution
: l + s; l +l; l + g; g +g; s +s
SOLUBILITY IN H2O:
1. All grp I & ammonium (NH
4
+
) salts are
SOLUBLE
2. NO
3
-
(nitrate); ClO
4
-
(perchlorate); C
2
H
3
O
2
-
(acetate) are
SOLUBLE
3. MLS: Hg, Pb, Ag are
INSOLUBLE
!!!
COLLIGATIVE PROPERTIES
Van't Hoff
i
= how many parts a substance dissociates into...
CaCl2 → i = 3
NaNO3 → i = 2 (b/c NO3 covalent b.)
C6H12O6 → i = 1
[anything covalent b. ONLY 1 part]
Boiling Pt Elevation:
(salt in pasta H2O)
∆T = K i m
K → boil/freeze const
i → van't hoff
m → molality
Author
Anonymous
ID
26967
Card Set
G. Chem 2
Description
G. Chem Class 2
Updated
2010-07-16T01:17:41Z
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