Photoelectric Effect
Orbitals & Electron Configurations
DNA Replication
Lewis Structures & Molecular Geometry
Stoichiometry & Dilutions
100

What determines the work function of a substance?

The strength of the attraction between the nucleus and electrons.

100

Orbitals that are equal in energy are referred to as __________.

Degenerate

100

What is the key difference between a ribonucleotide & a deoxyribonucleotide? 

Ribonucleotides have a hydroxide at the 2' carbon while deoxyribonucleotides simply have an H atom

100

Draw the lewis structure of COCl2

C with single bonds for the Cl atoms (3 LPs each) and a double bond for the O atom (2 LPs)

100

Explain the difference between molar ratio, molar volume, and molar mass.

Molar ratio

Molar volume

Molar mass

200

In the photoelectric effect experiment, the frequency of light determines the ______________ per particle of light. The intensity (amplitude) determines the _______________ of particles.

In the photoelectric effect experiment, the frequency of light determines the energy per particle of light. The intensity (amplitude) determines the number of particles.

200

Which atom has the following electron configuration:

1s22s22p63s23p2

Si

200

What is the direction of DNA replication?

The new strand is built ____ to ____, and the old, template strand is read ____ to ____.

The new strand is built 5' to 3', and the old, template strand is read 3' to 5'.

200

Draw the lewis structure(s) for N3-

N triple bond N single bond N

N single bond N triple bond N

N double bond N double bond N

200

How many grams of magnesium nitride is required to produce 25g of magnesium hydroxide? Mg3N2+H2O→Mg(OH)2+NH2

14.42g

300

Draw a diagram of the photoelectric effect

See key

300

What is the electron configuration of Cl?

[Ne]3s23p5

300

Why does the lagging strand need to loop around during DNA replication?

So that both the leading and lagging strand DNAPs can read their repsective sequences 3'-5' and construct the new strand 5'-3', while moving in the same direction at the same rate.

300

Draw the lewis structure for NO

N (1 LP and 1 unpaired) double bond O (2 LPs)

300

In lab you produce 27.9 g of PBr3 from 35.0 g of Br2 with excess P. 

Balance the equation: __Br2 + __P →  ___PBr3

What is your percent yield?

3 Br2 + 2 P → 2 PBr3

70.6% yield

400

Why must light be both a wave and particle?

It allows it to have 2 types of energy (wavelength and "packet" of energy). To explain this, we must describe light as a wave and a particle.

400

Consider the process of shielding in atoms. What is being shielded? What is it being shielded from? What is doing the shielding?

Electrons in lower orbitals shield electrons in further orbitals from the positive charge of the nucleus.

400

What are some of the benefits of DNA's tendency to form a double helix? List at least 3.

Stability, protects the genetic code, buries the hydrophobic bases, saves space, more obvious when mistakes are made (misshapen helix, repair enzymes recognize)

400

Draw the lewis structure for beryllium dichloride. What is this structure's geometry (include bond angles)

(3LPs)Cl-Be-Cl(3LPs)

Linear, 180

400

You only have 200g of carbon monoxide. How much methanol (CH3OH) can you make? Assume that you have an infinite supply of hydrogen gas.

CO(g) + 2H2 (g) → CH3OH(l)

229g CH3OH

500

Calculate the energy and wavelength of light emitted from a hydrogen atom when there is a transition from n=4 → n=1.

E = 2.04 x 10-18 J

97nm

500

What is the difference between electron affinity and electronegativity?

Electron affinity is an atom's ability to attract electrons. Electronegativity is an atom's ability to draw electrons towards itself within a bond.

500

Diagram the steps of DNA replication

See key

500

Draw the lewis structure for H3PO4 ....What is the molecular geometry?

Phosphoric acid (see key)

Tetrahedral

500

You need to make 10.0 L of 1.2 M KNO3. What molarity would the potassium nitrate stock solution need to be if you were to use only 2.5 L of it?

4.8M

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