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Basic Physical Quantities
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"Taking Luxurious Limos More Noxious Than Cycling"
Temperature (K) Length (m) Luminous intensity (Cd) Mass (kg) Number of particles (moles) Time (s) Charge (C) |
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Capacitors
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"Quintessential Curriculum Vitae"
Q=CV "England Hails Queen Victoria" E(energy stored) = 1/2 QV |
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Elastic Modulus
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"Essay"
Elastic modulus = stress/strain I.e. "es"/"ai" or "essay" Stress is associated with the forss(force) applied. Strain is the deformation produced. |
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Electromagnetic Spectrum
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"RIVUXGa"
Electromagnetic waves in order of increasing frequency: Radio waves Infra red Visibile spectrum Ultra violet X-rays Gamma rays |
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Fore on a Charge Moving in a Magnetic Field
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"Fast Quality Vitalizes Business"
F = QvB (N = C x m/s x T) i.e., if the direction of travel is perpendicular to the magnetic field |
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Heat Capacity
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"MCAT"
q=mcdT where q is heat energy, m is mass, c is specific heat capacity, and dT is the change in Temperature |
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Optics
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"D DUV"
For Divrging mirros and lenses, the image is always Diminished, Upright, and Virtual, regardless of the distance of the object from the mirror or lens |
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Visible Spectrum
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In order of increasing frequency:
"Roy G. Biv" "Richard of York Gained Battles in Vain" Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Indigo Violet |
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Bonding
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"HONC"
H requires 1 more electron in its outer shell to become stable. O requires 2 N requires 3 C requires 4 |
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Cation
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The "t" in cation looks like a plus sign: "ca+ion"
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Electrochemistry
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Reduction occurs at the Cathode: Oxidation at the Anode
Remember that the terms beginning iwth consonants are together, and those beginning with vowels are together "LEO is a GERC (jerk)" Loss of Electrons is Oxidation, which occurs at the Anode. Gain of Electrons is Reduction, which occurs at the Cathode. |
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Electrolysis
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"MIT enough"
Moles deposited at an electrode = It/nF |
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Gobb's Free Energy
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"Good Honey Tastes Sweet"
ΔG = ΔH - TΔS "Gee! Plus Arty! Thank you!" ΔG = ΔG° + RTlnQ "Delicious Grapefruit - Not For Everyone" ΔG° = -nFE° |
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Henderson-Hasselbalch Equation
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"HK + AHA"
or "Hong Kong + American Hospital Association" pH = pKa + log10(A-/HA) |
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Hydrogen Bonding
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"FON"
When a hydrogen atom is attached to either a fluorine, oxygen or nitrogen atom, it can form a hydrogen bond between it and another fluorine, oxygen, or nitrogen atom. |
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Nernst Equation
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"We minus Arty (is) enough, thank you"
E = E - (RT/nF)lnQ |
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Paramagnetism
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If a compund has a t least one unpaired electron,
it is Paramagnetic, and will be Pulled toward a magnetic field. If not, it is diamagnetic, and is weakly repelled by a magnetic field. There is also a third type of magnetism: ferromagnetism, whic his present in what we casually call "magnets," e.g. iron, nickel, cobalt |
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Quantum Numbers
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"National Library (of) Medicine Sizzles"
n,l,m,s |
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1 Quantum Numbers
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"Sensual People Do Foreplay"
s, p, d, f. Then it follows the alphabet: g,h, i, j, k etc |
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State Functions
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"VG PHEST (Very Good Festival)
The following are all state functions: V for volume G for Gibb's free energy P for pressure H for enthalpy E for internal energy S for entropy T for temperature |