Loomis Chaffee Spring Chemistry Adv. Exam

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Loomis Chaffee Spring Chemistry Adv. Exam

oxidation
the loss of an election
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oxidation the loss of an election
reduction the gain of an electron
colligative property property that depends on the amount of solute, not the identity
vant hoff factor "i" all properties with the same vant hoff factor act the same
Osmotic pressure the amount of pressure required to stop the process of osmosis
Osmosis the diffusion of water across a membrane
reaction mechanism a series of steps in a chemical reaction
rate determining step the slowest step in a chemical reaction
energy of activation the amount of energy required for a reaction to occur
Kinetics a study of reaction rates
rate the change in concentration with respect to time
differential effect of concentration on rate
Integrated the effect of time on concentration
half life the amount of time it takes for one half of a sample to decompose
catalyst a substance which speeds up a reaction without being consumed itself
enzyme a biological catalyst
chemical equilibrium when the forward rate of reaction is equal to the reverse rate
the five percent rule when x is less than five percent of the concentration it is being subtracted from, you may eliminate X from the denominator of the K expression
conjugate base everything that remains of the acid molecule after a proton is lost
polyprotic acid an acid that has more than one acidic proton
Buffer system a system that resists change in pH
cell potential the pull from anode to cathode
molarity the moles of a solute over the litres of solution
mass percent (mol A/ [Mol A + Mol B]) times 100
mole fraction(mol A/ [Mol A + Mol B])
molality (m) mol of solute/ kg of solution
Psoln Xsolvent(Psolvent)
VPL XsolutePsolute
Delta Tb Kb x M x i
Delta Tf Kf x M x i
Molar Mass (Kb x grams of solute) / (Delta Tb x Kg solvent)
Pi MRT
First order rate law k[A]
Second order rate law k[A]^2
Zero Order integrated rate law [A]= -kT+[A]
First Order Integrated rate law ln[A]= -kT+ln[A]
Second order integrated rate law 1/[A]= kT + (1/[A])
Zero Order half life t (1/2) = [A]/2K
First Order half life t (1/2) = .693/k
Second order half life t (1/2) = 1/(k[A])
Averate rate ([A2] - [A1]) / (T2 - T1)
K K=([C]^c[D]^d)/([A]^a[B]^b)
Pressure P=(n/v)RT=CRT
Kp Kp=Kc(RT)^ng
pH level pH=pKa+log(Base/acid)
Percent disociation ([H+ at equilibrum]/[acid at initial])100

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