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enthalpy of lattice dissociation
the enthalpy change, when one mol of a solid ionic compound DISSOCIATES FULLY into its gaseous ions
main difference of value of enthalpy of solution
HEAT GAIN FROM SURROUNDINGS
or incomplete dissolving
test for AL3+
Addition of NaOH in excess, gives white ppt, but redissolves in EXCESS
why does damp red litmus paper go blue for test for ammonia
shows presence of NH4+
definition of steroisomers
1) Same molecular formula
2) Different spatial arrangement of ATOMS
why can … not experience e/z isomerism
two of the same groups on one of the C=C
quicker formation of ppt for halides and silver
carbon halogen bond strength decreases down the group
why is the reaction fastest at the start
1) high conc of reactants
2) more frequent successful collisions
define autocatalyst
product of the reaction catalyses the reaction
why is reaction slow at first, then goes quickly
1) negative ions repel
2) High activation energy
3) attraction between oppositely charged ions / negative reactant ion(s) and positive catalyst / Mn2+ / Mn3+
equation for Mno4 reaction and C2O4
4 Mn2+ + MnO4 – + 8 H+ → 5 Mn3+ + 4 H2O
2 Mn3+ + C2O4 2– → 2 Mn2+ + 2 CO2