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1 atm in mm of Hg
760 mm Hg
Measuring pressure in a manometer
Pgas=Ph+Patm where Pgas is the pressure of the gas, Ph is the height of the fluid column, and Patm is the atmospheric pressure. Patm is only considered in an open system
Combined gas laws
P1V1/n1T1=P2V2/n2T2
What is STP
Standard temperature and pressure
Molecular speed
v=squrt((3RT)/M)
Comparing speeds and molar masses and rates
r1/r2=v1/v2=squrt(M2/M1)
Formula for kinetic energy
1/2mv2
Types of potential energy
Chemical and electrostatic
Exothermic
heat is released
endothermic
heat is absorbed
Conversition of energy formula
E=q+w where q is heat and w is work
Equation for work related to pressure and volume
w=-P(change in V)
Equation for change in heat
change in heat=(change in energy)+P(change in volume)
Equation for specific heat ( c)
q=mc(change in temperature) where q is heat, m is mass, and c is specfic heat
Equation for heat capacity (C)
q=C(change in temperature)
Phase change liquid to gas
vaporization
Phase change solid to liquid
melt (fusion)
Phase change solid to gas
sublimation
Phase change gas to liquid
condensation
Phase change liquid to solid
freezing
Phase change gas to solid
deposition
Equation for the heat of a phase change
q=n(change in temperature)
Boiling point and melting point of water
Boiling point (100 degrees C) Melting point (0 degrees C)
What are substances in standard state
The substance is in its natural form and does not contribut to change in heat
Speed of a wave (speed of light)
u=wf where u is speed, w is wavelength, and f is frequency also speed of light
Equation for energy base of waves
E=hf where h is planks constant
Equation of energy of lines in spectra
E=Rh((1/ni2)-(1/nf2)) where Rh is a constant and n is orbit occupied
What happens as n values increase in emission series
the energy change gets smaller
What is a node
the point where the amplitude of a wave is zero