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Chem 107 Exam 1

TermDefinition
corrosives cause severe, irreversible damage to human tissue
corrosives symbol test tube pouring chemicals on metal and a hand
sensitizers severe allergic reactions (irritant to skin, eyes, or respiratory tract)
sensitizers symbol exclamation mark
carcinogens/mutagens/reproductive toxins carcinogen - cause cancer mutagen - cause mutations reproductive toxins - birth defects
carcinogens/mutagens/reproductive toxins symbol person with exploding heart
irritants damage tissue (less severe than corrosives)
irritants symbol exclamation mark
acute toxicity cause illness and death and are very dangerous
acute toxicity symbol skull and crossbones (for fatal or extremely dangerous) exclamation point (harmful)
flammables light on fire easily
flammable symbol fire
oxidizers can contribute oxygen to a fire, accelerants
oxidizers symbol circle with flame around/above it
toxic to aquatic life damage the environment if exposed improperly
toxic to aquatic life tree and dead fish
more concentration more absorbance
longer path lengths more absorbance
ratio 1 1 NaOCl + 1 Na2SO3
ratio 2 3 NaOCl + 1 KI
ratio 3 4 NaOCl + 1 Na2S2O3 + 2 NaOH + 2 Na2SO4
absorbance is inversely proportional to transmittance
delta H = -(mcAT)/nrxn top are all from the solution n is moles of reaction
beer's law A = Ecl
%error (actual - theoretical)/theoretical x100%
collision theory a) collide b) with enough energy c) in the correct orientation
a) collide is affected by temperature - molecules move faster and collide more often substrate - more molecules, more bumping and colliding
b) energy is effected by temperature - molecules move faster, more collisions, more exceed activation energy, reaction rate increases
c) orientation is effected by catalysts - hold reactants in correct position and bring them closer together
arrhenius equation k=Ae (-Ea/RT) lnk = -Ea/RT + lnA
0 order A vs t negative slope
1 order ln A vs t negative slope
2 order 1/A vs t positive slope
Qexperiment = (distance from nearest neighbor) / (range of all data)
Qexperiment > Q critical is an outlier, delete it
Qexperiment < Qcritical not an outlier, keep the data
us Q critical at ___ % 90%
dilution equation C1V1 = C2V2
activation energy amount of energy required for a substance/mole of a molecule to react
rate= C/t
C= A/El
t= -b/m
nrxn= moles of limiting reactant/coefficient of limiting reactant
hydrogen peroxide equation 2H2O2 (aq) -->2 H2O (l) + O2 (g)
how to get an F on pasteur pipet turn it upside down
read from the _____ of the meniscus bottom
how to get an F while heating test tubes touching with your hands
how to get an F in measuring pH touch the tip of your pipet to the paper
you must have a ______ in the centrifuge counterbalance
decanting only removing the supernatant from the solution (don't touch the precipitate)
when measuring mass 1. 2. 1. always tare it to get just mass, not the container 2. remove the container before adding on the mass (spills can damage the balance and/or your reading)
always wear 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. safety goggles long pants closed toed shoes lab coat hair back
dispose of glass in the ceramic crocks provided for glass disposal
no ____ or _____ in lab store ____ and ______ in lockers outside food, water coats, backpacks
unwanted lab materials (liquid and solid waste) containers are located in the fume hood
before you leave lab you must 1. 2. 3. dispose of chemicals in correct waste area spray down you desk with sanitizer wash your hands with soap and water
chemicals stored in fume hood should always be kept in fume hood
spill on hand? run skin under sink for 15 min
spill in eyes/on face? use eyewash station for 15 min
spill on coat? replace it
spill on clothes or body? remove clothes, wash in body shower, get new clothes
do not touch _____ or _______ with gloves on faucets, door knobs
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