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The stronger the intermolecular force ____
the higher the boiling point
like __
dissolves like
Hydrogen bonds are when___
Hydrogen atoms are directly attached to a F,O,N atom
Ion-Dipole Attraction is when ___
ionic compounds mixed with polar molecules
the larger the surface area the___
Faster rate of evaporation.
Weaker IMF __
Faster Vaporization
Higher Temperature means __
Faster Vaporization
Higher Surface Area =
Faster Vaporization
Change in Hvap is also called
Enthalpy
Change in HCondensation =
-Change in HVap
Vaporization and ___
Condensation are opposite processes
q=
q=m*Cs*Change in T
solid to gas
sublimation
gas to solid
deposition
solid to liquid
melting / fusion
liquid to solid
freezing
liquid to gas
vaporization
gas to liquid
condensation
simple cell cubic
8 particles packed together,
1/8 of each particle is used
only the corner of the cell
only 1 particles
Body Centered cubic
A single ball surrounded by 8 particles
again 1/8th from the corner of each particle and 1 center particle
2 particles
Face centered cubic
4 particles
molecular solids
made of molocules
ionic solids
are solids who have particles and ions
atomic solids
solids have particles and atoms
types of atomic solids
Non bonding solids: held together via dispersion force
Metallic atomic solids: Heald together with metal bonds
Network covalent atomic solid: a chemical substance where individual atoms are linked together by a continuous, giant network of strong covalent bonds
Solute
Being dissolved
Solvent
what its being dissolved in
Polar
Water soluble
Non Polar
Fat Soluble
pressure increases__
solubility increases
When temp increase ___
Solubility Increases
Molarity=
Mols Solute / Liters of solution
Molality=
mols solute / Kg solution
Mol Fraction=
mols solute/ (mols solute+mols solvent)
Psolution =
XSolvent + PSolvent
Mass percent =
1000 * Density * Mass percent/ molar mass
Change in Tf=
Kf * m * i
Change in Tb=
Kb*m*i
π =
M*R*T*i