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Avogadro's Principle

pressure and temperature constant. shows relationship between number of moles of gas and volume

Boyle's Law

temperature and number of moles constant. Inverse relationship between pressure and volume

Charles's Law

pressure and moles constant. relationship between temperature and volume

Guy-Lussac's Law

Volume and number of moles constant. relationship between temperature and pressure

combined gas law

inverse relationship between pressure and volume along with direct relationships between pressure and volume with temperature

Henry's Law

amount of gas dissolved proportional to partial pressure of gas at surface

Graham's Law

gases with lower molar masses will diffuse/effuse faster than gases with higher molar masses at same temperature

diffusion

particles high to low concentration

effusion

movement through small opening

colligative property

depends on concentration, not chemical activity

arrhenius acids

produce H+

arrhenius bases

produce OH-

bronsted lowry acid

donates H+

bronsted lowry base

accepts H+

Lewis Acid

electron acceptor

Lewis Base

electron donor

Amphoteric

can behave as acid or base

Amphiprotic

can behave as bronsted lowry acid/ base

anode

oxidation. attracts anions

cathode

reduction. attracts cations

electron flow

anode to cathode

current flow

cathode to anode

galvanic cells

house spontaneous reactions with positive electromotive force




E cell positive, change in G negative

electrolytic cells

house non spontaneous reactions with negative force




E cell negative, change in G positive