Chemistry lecture week 1 things to learn

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K (kelvin) —-> C (Celcius)

Subtract 273.15

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Volume formula

V = πr²h

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Radius formula

d (diameter) /2

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1 kJ (kilo jule) = _ Jules

1000 J

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Nemonic to remember conversions

King Henery Died By Drinking Chocoolate Milk

Kilo Hecto Deca Base Centi Mili

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solid —> gas

sublination

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gas —> solid

deposition

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liquid —> gas

vaporization

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gas —> liquid

condensation

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diatomic molecules

2 atoms of an element

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Frequent Diatomic molecules

H2, Cl2, O2, Br2, F2, I2, N2

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Nemonic for reoccurring diaptomic elements

H-Clobber-Fin

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Work

energy transfered when a force acts through a distance

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Heat

energy transfered from a warmer objectt to a cooler object

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endergonic change

energy put in

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exergonic

energy released

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1st Law of Cnservation

Law: Conservation of Matter/Mass

  • matter can’t be created or destoyed

  • total mass of reactants = total mass of products


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2nd Law of Consevation

Law: Conservation of Energy

  • energy can’t be created or destyoed

  • energy can be trasnferd or converted from one form to another


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3rd Law of Conservation

Law: Conservation of Mass and Energy

  • the total amount of matter and energy in the universe remains constant

  • matter and energy can be converted into one another, as described by E=mc2


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Law of Constant Consumption

All samples of a compond have the same elemental composition by mass

Ex: Amonia NH3. THere will ALWAYS be one nitrogen and 3 hydrogen in ammonia.

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Homogonus

Uniform throughout

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Heterogeneous

not uniform throughout

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Solution

Homogenus liquid or gas, uniform mixture

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Alloy

Solid mixture that is homogenus/uniform.

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Pure substance are either

elements or compounds

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What can a compound do that an element cannot

Be decomposed by a chemical process

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Element

contains only one type of atom

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What is the atomic number

The number of protons

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Atomic mass is?

Protons and neutrons mass added together

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Isotopes

The same element with different numbers of neutrons

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Atomic number is used to?

  • identify an element

  • give the number of protons in an element


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