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Formula mass

mass in amu

molar mass

mass in grams

theoretical yield

yield after stoich

a+b=c

synthesis reaction

c=a+b

decomposition

a+bc=ac+b

single displacement

neutralization

gets rid of acid and water remains

combustion

something combines with oxygen


water and co2 result

redox

losing electrons in

amount

n


mol



volume

liter

temp

Kelvin

pressure

atm

Boyle's Law

pressure goes up volume goes down

Charles Law

Temp goes up volume goes up

Avagadro's Law

amount goes up volume goes up

Gay law

Temp goes up and pressure goes up

Ideal gas law

theoretical gas behaves this way under all conditions

Kinetic molecular theory

all molecules are in in constant motion


total volume of gas is insignificant to volume


attractive forces of molecules are insignificant


average kinetic energy is proportional to temp

IMFs go up VP goes

down

T up vp goes

up


IMFs go up boiling point

goes up

IMFs up melting point

melting point down

difference between solution and colloidal mixture

light passes through solution

Osmolarity

Mol * number of particles/ liter

strong electrolyte

substance that produces ions when dissolved in H20

strong acids


there are 8

HCl


HBr


HI


HNO3


H2SO4


HClO3


HClO4


H2SO4

m/m

mass of solute/mass of solution x 100

%volume in units

ml

m/v units

g/ml



osmosis

passive flow from high to low concentration

solvent will flow from __________ solution to the __________solution

hypotonic; hypertonic

the difference in volume on u-tube is a measure of ________________

osmotic pressure

v=constant x 1/p

Boyle's law

v=constant x T

Charles's law

v= constant x n

Avogadro's Law



P= constant x T

Gay-Lussac's

Steps for preparing solution

1. Find correct volumetric flask


2. measure with boat solute


3. Add solute with pipette or if solid


4. add some water


5. cap and shake until dissolved


6. fill to line

dialysis

by means of different rates of diffusion, unwanted solutes may be separated from mixture