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acidity rules
1. ^electronegativity = ^ acidity

2.^hybridization =^ acidity


3.^ size = ^ acidity


4.^ substituents = ^ acidity


5.^delocalization = ^ acidity

lewis acids and bases
acid= e pair acceptor

base= e pair donor

pKa
determines acidity



strong acid: pKa >1




pKa = -logKa

heisenberg uncertainty principle
we dont know the precise location or momentum of an electron
electronegativity
a measure of the ability of an atom to pull bonding electrons towards itself
thermodynamics
description of a reaction at equilibrium



how much of each product and reactant when rxn reaches equilibrium

kinetics
explanation of the rates of chemical reactions



tells us how fast reactants are converted to products

Keq
=(products)^number in front of molecule/(reactants)^number in front of molecule
stability in relation to equilibrium
^ stability = ^ concentration of compound at equilibrium
gibbs free energy
-deltaG= products are more stable

exergonic


+deltaG= products are less stable


endergonic

enthalpy


is a description of the heat given off or consumed during the course of a reaction



E=bonds broken-bonds formed


- = exothermic (bonds formed are stronger)


+ = endothermic (bonds formed are weaker)

entropy
measure of the freedom of movement in a system



-S = molecules form bond


+S = molecules break bond

G, H, and S relationship
G = H - TS
rate of reaction factors
1. # of collisions



2. fraction of collisions that occur with sufficient energy




3. fraction of collisions that occur with the proper orientation

the order of reactions
add the numbers in front of the reactants to find the order of reaction



A+2B --> C; 1+2=3 order reaction