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CHEM 113- Unit 4

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Ion-Product Expression   [M^n+]^p[Z^z-]^q (for compound MpXq)  
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Solubility-product constant   Ksp  
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Sulfides Ksp   [HS-][OH-][Cd2+]  
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S   molar solubility (s^3, 4s^3, etc.)  
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Can you compare Ksp for different moles?   No! Compare S  
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Common ion effect   if you add a common ion from the insoluble substance, it DECREASES its solubility (equilibrium)  
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pH & Ksp   anions of weak acids have increased solubility at low pH  
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if Qsp>Ksp...   more reactants will be formed  
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if Ksp>Qsp...   more products will be formed  
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Ligands   Lewis Bases stuck on metal cations (often H2O)  
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2 steps in forming a complex ion   1) dissolve ionic compound-> Ksp (Ag+) 2) form complex ion-> Kf (Ag(H2O)2))  
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Kf   formation constant (of complex ions)  
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Koverall   Ksp x Kf  
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First Law of Thermodynamics   the conservation of energy (transferred, but never created or destroyed)  
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Second Law of Thermodynamics   it is impossible to transfer heat to work  
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ΔSuniverse is always   >0  
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ΔSuniverse=   ΔSsystem+ΔSsurroundings  
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Entropy   change in disorder  
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Phase change entropy   gas= largest ΔS  
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Salt dissolution entropy   dissolved= largest Δ  
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Microstates   (w) #of locations^number of atoms  
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Boltzmann Equation   S=k(lnw) *k= (R/avogadro's #)  
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Third Law of Thermodynamics   a perfect crystal has zero entropy at 0°K  
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Entropy of fusion   solid->liquid  
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Entropy of vaporization   liquid->gas  
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Vibrational motion   more atoms=more ways to "vibrate"=higher entropy  
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ΔSrxn   change that occurs when reactants/products are in their standard states  
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ΔSrxn=   ΣmSproducts-ΣmSreactants  
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ΔSsurroundings=   -ΔHsystem/T  
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(ΔSuniverse) it is spontaneous if   it's positive  
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ΔG is measured in   kJ/mol  
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ΔG>0   not spontaneous  
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ΔG<0   spontaneous  
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ΔG=0   at equilibrium  
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ΔG=   ΔHsystem-T(ΔSsystem) or... ΣmΔGproducts-ΣmΔGreactants  
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Standard states   1 atm/1M, 298K, most stable form (° symbol)  
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NON standard state problems   use ΔG=ΔH-TΔS equation  
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Cross-over temperature   T= ΔH/ΔS (when ΔG=0)  
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Coupling   (ATP) very spontaneous coupled w/ a non-spontaneous reaction makes the non-spontaneous reaction go  
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