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Chem quiz unit 1

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Gas Particles are far apart in rapid motion. Compressible, indefinite shape and volume.
Solid Particles are close together and locked in orientation. Not compressible, definite shape and volume.
Liquid Particles are close together and slip around each other. Compressible, indefinite shape, definite volume
Crystalline Solid Regular structure that repeats.
Amorphous Solid Regular structure that does not repeat.
Fusion Solid to liquid
Vaporization Liquid to Gas, breaks ALL IMFs
Ionization Gas to Plasma
Recombination Plasma to Gas
Condensation Gas to Liquid
Freezing Liquid to Solid
Supercritical fluid Outcome is neither liquid or gas (dry ice)
Sublimation Solid to gas
Deposition Gas to solid
Permanent Dipole Oxygen is very electronegative and pulls electrons to itself
Molecules closely spaced Not easily compressible
Dispersion Weakest, All molecules
Dipole-Dipole Polar molecules, stronger than dispersion
Hydrogen Bonding H is bonded to N,O, F. If there is HB, then there is dipole-dipole
Ion- Dipole Polar and metal+nonmetal group. Strongest
A solution is NOT homogenous when non polar + polar
"Normal Boiling Point" Vaporization line
"Melting Point" Fusion line
Solution Homogenous mixture of two or more components
Solute Minor component
Solvent Major component
Solubility Amount of solute that can dissolve in a given amount of solvent.
Evaporation rate depends on: -Temperature (hotter=faster) -Surface Area (larger=faster) -IMF Strength (weaker=faster)
Entropy Nature favors randomness.
IMF Strong solute-solvent= easier to dissolve
Like dissolves like Polar solutes dissolve in polar solvents Non polar solutes dissolve in non-polar solvents
Warm liquids hold less gass (dissolves gas poorly)
Gas solubility increases with pressure and lower temperature
Colloids Mixture that looks homogenous but has microscopic phases. Particles are larger than in a solution but small enough to remain dispersed (whipped cream, milk, fog, smoke)
Tyndall effect Colloids scatter light, unlike true solutions
Triple point the temperature and pressure where liquid, solid, and gas are equally stable and are in equilibrium
Viscosity Liquid's resistance to flow
Capillary Action Water climb up glass surfaces.
Surface Tension Tendency for surface of a liquid to resist an external force.
What change of conditions can result in gas to solid? decrease heat or increase pressure
Higher altitude means lower boiling point
Unsaturated Solution Less solute than equilibrium amount
Saturated Solution Contains maximum amount of solute at equilibrium
Recrystallization Purifies solids
What change of conditions can result in gas to liquid? decrease temperature and increase pressure
Created by: Brookelol
 

 



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