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Hess’ Law or Enthalpy |
Is the heat transferred Between system and surroundings at constant pressure |
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Specific heat |
Amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of a substance by 1°; decreases as mass and temperature to be attained increases |
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Temperature |
Hotness or coldness |
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Heat |
Total kinetic energy of molecules |
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Sensible heat |
Heat lost or gained during a change in temperature |
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Latent heat |
Heat lost or gained during a face change |
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Synthesis/combination, the composition, substitution/single displacement, double displacement, acid-base, combustion, redox |
Site all the chemical reactions |
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Addition of catalyst |
This is a substance that increases the rate of reaction without itself being consumed |
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Ionic compound |
Also known as salt; formed by a cat ion and an ion were in there is a transfer of electrons so that each atom has the same number of electrons as the nearest noble gas |
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Covalent compound |
The compound formed by atoms that share electrons so that each has the same number of electrons as the nearest noble gas |
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Intramolecular |
Chemical bonding: attraction between atoms in a molecule |
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Intermolecular |
Chemical bonding: attraction between molecules |
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Covalent bonds |
This bond is the sharing of electrons between two nonmetals |
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Ionic bond |
This bond is the transfer of electrons between metals and nonmetals/cations and anions |
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London dispersion forces |
This intermolecular chemical bond is 2 temporarily polar molecules |
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Dipole-dipole forces |
This intermolecular chemical bond is for polar covalent molecules |
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Hydrogen bond |
This intermolecular chemical bond is between the H atom of one molecule and an N, F or O atom of another molecule |
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Redox |
Reduction oxidation; change in oxidation number of elements in the reaction due to transfer of electrons |
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Combustion |
Burning in chemical reaction |
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Oxidation |
This is the increase in the number O and decrease in the number of H in a compound |
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Reduction |
This is the decrease in the number O and increase in the number of H in a compound |
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Oxidation |
Chemical reactions: loss of electrons |
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Reduction |
Chemical reactions: gain of electrons |
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Loss of electrons, oxidation occurs, substance is reducing agent |
LEORA stands for? |
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Gain of electrons, reduction occurred, substance is oxidizing agent |
GEROA stands for? |
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Higher temperatures, higher concentration, large surface area of reactants, addition of catalyst |
Give me the four factors that increase rates of reaction |