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Chem121 Final
Question | Answer |
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Heat measured under the conditions of constant pressure | Enthalpy |
___ calorie of heat is required to raise 1.0 gram of water 1.0 degree C | 1.0 |
1.0 calorie of energy is equal to | 4.184 Joules of energy |
Enthalpy of an endothermic reaction where a solid becomes a liquid | Fusion |
Change in Enthalpy = ____ - _____ | Hfinal - Hinitial |
H is ___ and a ____ ____. | extensive, state function |
Gases are composed of ___ ___ particles. | widely separated |
Gases are ___ compressible. | easily |
The term given for the gaseous states of materials that are normally liquid or solid. | Vapor |
Gas particles are treated as _______________________________. | hard spheres with no internal structure |
All energy of gas particles is _____. | kinetic |
Energy of motion | Kinetic energy |
There is no ____ energy in gases. | potential |
Gas particles are in ___ ____ with completely randomized directions of motion. | constant motion |
Gas particle speeds increase with ____. | temperature |
Force/area = | Pressure |
All gas particle collisions are ____. | elastic |
1 bar = ____ | 10^5 Pascals |
If a balloon is not expanding or contracting, external pressure and internal pressure are ____. | equal |
The density of air at sea level | 1.00 atm |
The inventor of the mercury barometer | Torricelli |
1.00 atm = ___ Torr | 760 |
1.00 atm = ____ mm H20 | 10,330 |
1 Food Calorie = ____ | 1000 calories or a kilocalorie |
If the change in enthalpy is negative, the reaction is ____. | Exothermic |
If the change in enthalpy is positive, the reaction is ___. | Endothermic |
Volatile materials have ____. | vapor pressure |
Nonvolatile materials have ____. | no vapor pressure |
Absolute Zero = ____ C | -273.15 C |
Absolute Zero = ____ F | -459.67 F |
All gases behaving ideally occupy ___ L at STP. | 22.4 L |
STP: ___ C and ____ atm pressure | 0 C; 1.00 atm |
Enthalpy of an endothermic reaction where a liquid becomes a gas | Vaporization |
Enthalpy of an endothermic reaction where a solid becomes a gas | Sublimation |
Enthalpy of an exothermic reaction where a liquid becomes a solid | Solidification |
Enthalpy of an exothermic reaction where a gas becomes a liquid | Condensation |
Enthalpy of an exothermic reaction where a gas becomes a solid | Deposition |