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Br2(l) ΔHf◦ = ? zero

2A  2C ∆H=+40 C  A ∆H=? -20

Al(s)  Al(l) ∆S = ? +, 0, or - +

Ln[A] time Rate = k[A]x What is x? 1

a.Ag(s) b.C3H8O(aq) c.Ca(NO3)2(s) Conducts electricity?

KNO3(aq) Strong, weak, or non-electrolyte?

F S F Bond angle? 104

Carbonate Shape? Trigonal planar

SF4 and TeCl4 Shape? seesaw

N2 vs. O2 Longer bond? Oxygen

N2 vs. O2 Greater bond energy? nitrogen

HBr vs. HI Stronger acid? HI

H2SeO4 vs. H2TeO4 Stronger acid?

3A + C  2B ΔH=+8kJ If heat is added, K will a. increase b. decrease c 3A + C  2B ΔH=+8kJ If heat is added, K will a. increase b. decrease c. stay the same A

HF(aq) Strong, weak, or non-electrolyte?

A ↔ B Q = 6.0 K = 2.2 Direction of Shift? reverse

A ↔ B K = 4.2x1017 Which is there more of at equilibrium?

H2S or PF3 Which is polar? both

Li+ + e-  Li E=-3. 05V Sn2+ + 2e-  Sn E=- Li+ + e-  Li E=-3.05V Sn2+ + 2e-  Sn E=-.136V Which will be oxidized? Li

E- E- E- KNO3(aq) A B Cathode? A

A  2B If a catalyst is added, will reaction shift left or right? Neither

2A + B  2C + D If D is added at equilibrium, what happens to K? nothing

2A + B  2C + D If D is added at equilibrium, which way will reaction shift? reverse

Al  Al+ + e- Ga Ga+ + e- Greater Ionization Energy?

O2-, F- and Ne These are all ____________. isoelectronic

PbI2(s) ↔ Pb2+ + 2I- Ksp expression?

O or F Higher effective nuclear charge?

K or Ca Greater nuclear shielding? equal

AX5 Shape? Trigonal bipyramidal

C – C, C=C, C=C Longest bond?

ΔH=+ and ΔS=+ When is it spontaneous? Only at high temps

rate=k[A]2[B] Reaction order? 3

Ln[A] time Is this 1st order? no

H H C O H Type of IMF? Hydrogen bonds

Bond angle between Br atoms? Cl Br S Bond angle between Br atoms? <120, <180

Cl Br S Polar or nonpolar? polar

CsI or LiCl Higher melting point?

1 2 Which is catalyzed? 2

A + B  C + E slow E + A  C + D fast rate law? Rate = k[A][B]

A + B  C + E slow E + A  C + D fast overall reaction?

A + B  C + E fast E + A  C + D slow rate law? Rate = k[A]2[B]

Rate = k[A]2 What’s on the y-axis? time Rate = k[A]2 What’s on the y-axis? 1/[A]

Larger specific heat capacity? 30 g A 10 g A Larger specific heat capacity? Same

Si or Ge less electronegative?

Mg or Na Higher 2nd Ionization Energy?

N2O5 + H2O  ? HNO3

a.Zn(NO3)2(s) b.CCl4(g) c.MgF2(l) Conducts electricity? none

C2O5 + H2O  ? Acidic or Basic acidic

H C N Number of pi bonds? 2

Temp. X time Solid, liquid, or gas? Both liquid and solid

Temp Pressure a. High High b. Low High c. High Low d Temp Pressure a. High High b. Low High c. High Low d. Low Low Largest deviation from ideal gas behavior? b

Ksp = 3.1 x 10-7 Q = 4.8 x 10-10 Unsaturated, saturated, or supersaturated?

2Al + 3Cu2+  2Al3+ + 3Cu n = ? 6

[Kr]5s24d105p1 Number of valence electrons? 3

X D X C pH B X X A time Buffer region? A-C

Ag+(aq) + Cl-(aq) AgCl(s) ∆S = + or -?

I2(g) I2(s) ∆H = +, 0, or -? -

CO CO2 O3 Which has a coordinate covalent bond?

CCl4 PBr5 H2S Which one is polar?

Cu(s) Metallic, ionic, molecular covalent, or network covalent bonds?

K2CO3(s) Metallic, ionic, molecular covalent, or network covalent bonds?

e- + + + + + + + Light will be _______. emitted

rate = k[A]2 units on k? M-1s-1

H + H  H H ΔH = + or -? -

N2O4(g)  2NO2(g) ΔS = + or -? +

Rate = k[NO] What’s on the y-axis? time Rate = k[NO] What’s on the y-axis? Ln[NO]

Energy Is ∆H + or -? Time +

Na(s) ΔH˚f = ?

H2O + CO2  ? H2CO3

H2O or CO2 Which contains POLAR bonds? Both

SO2 Oxidation number of sulfur? +4

2Al + 3CuCl2  2AlCl3 + 3Cu What is reduced?

X D X C pH B X X A time Where is [HA] greatest? A

X D X C pH B X X A time Equivalence Point? C

_________ acid titrated with strong base? X D 8.9 X C pH B X X A time _________ acid titrated with strong base? weak

Strong acid titrated with strong base. pH at equivalence point = ? X D X C pH B X X A time Strong acid titrated with strong base. pH at equivalence point = ? 7

pH is 3.0 What is [HNO3]? 1x10-3M

pH is 3.0 What is [NaOH]? 1x10-11M

pH is 3.0 Ka = 1x10-4 What is [HA]? 1x10-2M

[HA] = 3.0 M [HX] = 3.0 M How do pH values compare? pH of HX is greater than pH of HA

Na or Mg Which is has a larger radius?

F or O Which is has a larger radius?

Exothermic Sign on ΔH? negative

Breaking Bonds Endothermic or Exothermic?

1 mol H2 1 mol N2 at STP Total Volume? 44.8 L

C4H10 Empirical Formula? C2H5

1 mol H2 1 mol N2 at 25˚C Which is faster? H2

1 mol H2 1 mol N2 at 25˚C Which has more energy? Equal energy

1 mol H2 1 mol N2 2 Liters at 27˚C Total Pressure? About 30 atm

a.Zn(NO3)2 b.NH4Br c.MgF2 Dissolves in water? All of them

2CH4  2C +4H2 ΔH = ? Bond Bond Dissociation Energy (kJ/mol) C-H 400 450 2CH4  2C +4H2 ΔH = ? 1400 kJ

C2H2 Oxidation number of Carbon? -1

CaH2 Oxidation number of Hydrogen? -1

3 moles in 6 liters Molarity?

Na2S + Li  Li2S + Na Sum of coefficients? 6

Na2S + 2Li  Li2S + 2Na Limiting Reactant? 2 mol 3 mol Na2S + 2Li  Li2S + 2Na Limiting Reactant? Li

Na2S + 2Li  Li2S + 2Na Moles of Na that form? 2 mol 3 mol Na2S + 2Li  Li2S + 2Na Moles of Na that form? 3

Na2S + 2Li  Li2S + 2Na Moles of Li2S that form? 2 mol 3 mol Na2S + 2Li  Li2S + 2Na Moles of Li2S that form? 1.5

Na2S + 2Li  Li2S + 2Na Excess moles of Na2S? 2 mol 3 mol Na2S + 2Li  Li2S + 2Na Excess moles of Na2S? 0.5 moles

C2O42- Oxidation number of carbon? +3

HNO3 Oxidation number of nitrogen? +5

a.HNO3 b.H2SO3 c.H2CO3 d.NH4OH Forms a gas? All except a

a.HClO4 b.H2SO3 c.H2CO3 d.HF Strong Acid?

Ca3PO4 Name? Calcium phosphate

NaOH(aq) Spectator Ion?

NaOH(aq) + HF(aq)  H2O(l) + NaF(aq) Color of spectator ion(s)? green

CsOH(aq) + Ca(NO3)2(aq)  Identify products? Ca(OH)2 + CsNO3

CsOH(aq) + Ca(NO3)2(aq)  Ca(OH)2 + CsNO3 Identify precipitate?

pH = 3.84 pOH? 10.16

6 x 10-3/2 x 10-1 Answer? 3 x 10-2

(3 x 10-3)(2 x 10-1) Answer? 6 x 10-4

0.004/0.02 Answer? 2 x 10-1

-log (1x10-6) Answer? 6

Ka = 1 x 10-4 pKa? 4

Total pressure? PN2 = 3 atm O2(g) PO2 = 5 atm N2O4(g) PN2O4 = 4 atm N2(g) O2(g) N2O4(g) PN2 = 3 atm PO2 = 5 atm PN2O4 = 4 atm Total pressure? 12 atm

Mole Fraction for N2? PN2 = 3 atm O2(g) PO2 = 5 atm N2O4(g) N2(g) O2(g) N2O4(g) PN2 = 3 atm PO2 = 5 atm PN2O4 = 4 atm Mole Fraction for N2? 0.25

True or False: There are more moles of O2. N2(g) O2(g) N2O4(g) PN2 = 3 atm PO2 = 5 atm PN2O4 = 4 atm True or False: There are more moles of O2. True

If there is 1.0 mole of N2O4, how many moles of O2? N2(g) O2(g) N2O4(g) PN2 = 3 atm PO2 = 5 atm PN2O4 = 4 atm If there is 1.0 mole of N2O4, how many moles of O2? 1.25 moles

Double the volume. What’s the total pressure? N2(g) O2(g) N2O4(g) PN2 = 3 atm PO2 = 5 atm PN2O4 = 4 atm Double the volume. What’s the total pressure? 6 atm