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tetrahedral
4 attached, 109.5° sp3
trigonal planar
3 attached, 120° sp2
linear
2 attached 180° sp
trigonal bipyramidal
5 attached 90&120°
Octahedral
6 attached, 90°
microwave
causes rotation
infrared
causes vibration
UV/ Visible Light
caused electrons to transition to different energy levels
0th Order
concentration vs time
1st Order
ln concentration vs time
2nd Order
1/concentration vs time
Six Strong Acids
HCl hydrochloric, HI hydroiotic, HBr hydrobromic, H2SO4 sulfiric, HNO3 nitric, HClO4 perchloric COMPLETELY IONIZE
Strong Bases
Hydroxide OH + group 1&2 elements
Titration curve rules
pH = pKa at ½ equivalence (under straight curve)
Titration Equation
MaVa = MbVb
Dilution Equation
M1V1 = M2V2
Percent Error
theoretical yield - actual yield / actual yield x 100
deltaH (bond enthalpy)
sum of H (bond broken) - sum of H (bonds formed) (LEFT MINUS RIGHT)
Always Soluble cations
Na+ , K+ , NH4+
Always soluble anion
NO3-
exothermic
negative deltaH (heat out of molecule)
endothermic
+deltaH (heat into molecule)
favored
-deltaG
not favored
+deltaG
CAT FAT
cation mass increases in galvanic cell
galvanic cell flows from…
anion → cation
the salt bridge:
completed the circuit for electron flow, and maintains neutrality/ balances charges
deltaS
disorder,randomness,chaos of particles
solid → gas
endothermic
ionization
endothermic
gaining electrons
exothermic
P( of X gas) = mole fraction(Ptotal)
Partial Pressure
Triple Bond
2 sigma 1 pi
bent angle
104.5
Products of A complete combustion
CO2 H2O
Rate Law
Rate= K[A]^a[B]^b
in an equilibrium expression you omit…
liquid and solids, only keep gases amd aqueous solutions
Kp uses:
parentheses and pressure
ICE CHART
INITIAL, CHANGE, EQUILIBRIUM
Small K value,
lots of reactant not much product
LeChatliers Principle
reaction will shift accordingly to maintain equilibrium, less pressure more mass on that side of react, heat determines side based on exo/endo
Kw
Ionic product of water = 1×10^-14 @25°
% dissociation
x balue in equilibrium equation over initial concentration x100
Add salt to ___ to find if acidic or basic
water (HOH)