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5 branches of chemistry
organic chemistry
biochemistry
analytical chemistry
inorganic chemistry
physical chemistry
what links all 5 types of chemistry?
all chemists study at heart electrical phenomena on length scales of about 10x10(-8)
cgs force equation
(grams x centimeters)/(seconds square)
cgs energy equation
(grams x centimeters square)/(seconds square)
mks force equation
(kilograms x meters)/(seconds square)
mks energy equation
(kilograms x meters square)/(seconds square)
dyne
cgs abbreviation for force

equal to about the amount of force that one hand can push
joule
mks abbreviation for kinetic energy

equal to about 1 heart beat
newton
mks abbreviation for force
pressure
mks for (force)/(area)
pascal
mks for ((kilograms x meters)/(seconds square))/meters square
erg
cgs abbreviation for force
tera
10 x 10(+12)

times 1,000,000,000,000
giga
10 x 10(+9)

times 1,000,000,000
mega
10 x 10(+6)

times 1,000,000
kilo
10 x 10(+3)

times 1,000
centi
10 x 10(-2)

times .01
milli
10 x 10(-3)

times .001
micro
10 x 10(-6)

times .000001
nano
10 x 10(-9)

times .000000001
pico
10 x 10(-12)

times .000000000001
extensive
amount based on size of system

ex: volume, mass, energy

if you divide one extensive property by another, it will yeild an intensive property
intensive
values don't depend on size of system

ex: temperature, pressure, density
steps to solving problems
-identify the QUESTION
-identify the EXPRESSION
-apply CONVERSION FACTORS
-CANCEL where appropriate
-double CHECK
-SOLVE
proton mass
1.67 x 10(-24) grams
proton charge
1.6 x 10(-14) coulombs
neutron mass
1.67 x 10(-24) grams
neutron charge
NONE
electron mass
9.1 x 10(-28) grams
electron charge
-1.6 x 10(-19) coulombs
strong force
-glues protons and neutrons into the core of the atom
-overcomes repulsions of protons to one another
-only effective over tiny distances (core of the atom only)
density
(mass)/(volume)
typical density of atom
(1.67 x 10(-24) grams)/(10(-24) centimeters cubed)

very small compared to density of nucleus
finding mass of atoms
((#protons + #neutrons)(1.67 x 10(-24))+((#electrons)(9.1 x 10(-28))
mole
6.02 x 10(+23)

can be applied to any unit

also called Avogadro's number
atomic mass unit
1.66056 x 10(-24) grams

about the weight of a proton or neutron
elemental glue
attraction between positive and negative charges
static charge carried by a cgs proton
4.8 x 10(-10)
static charge carried by a cgs electron
-4.8 x 10(-10)
finding force in dynes
((4.8 x 10(-10)x(-4.8 x 10(-10))/(distance square)
empirical formula
simplest form of a formula
density
(mass)/(volume)
typical density of atom
(1.67 x 10(-24) grams)/(10(-24) centimeters cubed)

very small compared to density of nucleus
finding mass of atoms
((#protons + #neutrons)(1.67 x 10(-24))+((#electrons)(9.1 x 10(-28))
mole
6.02 x 10(+23)

can be applied to any unit

also called Avogadro's number
atomic mass unit
1.66056 x 10(-24) grams

about the weight of a proton or neutron
elemental glue
attraction between positive and negative charges
static charge carried by a cgs proton
4.8 x 10(-10)
static charge carried by a cgs electron
-4.8 x 10(-10)
finding force in dynes
((4.8 x 10(-10)x(-4.8 x 10(-10))/(distance square)
empirical formula
simplest form of a formula
molucular formula
may not be simplest form of a formula

found when figuring out what makes up a sample