Kinetic energy is directly related to...
Temperature
How many protons are in this element:
2110X
10
What is the ideal gas model?
PV=nRT
1 kJ is how many Joules?
1000 Joules
As frequency of a wave increases, energy....
increases
True or False:
As potential energy decreases, particles get closer together.
True
Find the molar mass C10H6Cl8
409.78g
If mass decreases then pressure...
Increases
What power of 10x is mega
6
In the equation E=hv, h = 6.626x10-34 which is known as...
Planck's Constant
Do phase changes happen when kinetic energy or potential energy is increasing? (Think of a temperature vs time graph)
Potential
If you lose e- then you have a __ charge
+1
True or False:
Particles become gases at low temperatures and low pressures
False
Particles become gases at HIGH temperatures
Convert 2.50 liters to milliliters
2500 mL
2.5 L x 1000mL/1L
If an object absorbs all but blue light, what color will the object be?
Blue
Is a system more likely to change (such as from liquids to gases in PEC diagrams) with low or high potential energy?
Low
True or False:
Ions of the same element have the same number of protons in the nucleus, AND the same number of Neutrons.
False, they have different numbers of neutrons.
During a phase transition, particles move ____ as potential energy decreases
A) Further apart
B) Closer together
C) In the same direction
B
How many molecules of glucose (C6H12O6) are in 15.0 g of glucose?
5.02 x 10^22 molecules
15 g x 1mol/180g = 0.0833 mol
0.0833 x (6.02x10^23) = 5.02 x 10^22 molecules
If an object absorbs only purple what color will the object appear as? (think complementary colors)
Yellow
As particles repel, potential energy decreases/increases and when they seperate kinetic energy is gained/lost.
a) decreases; lost
b) decreases; gained
c) increases; gained
d) increases; lost
B - decreases; gained
In a mass spec graph, what do the peaks that aren't the main/biggest one represent?
Fragments/Ions
Picturing a temperature VS time graph, what two things directly affect potential energy?
Phase changes and particle attractions
A bond requires 400 kJ/mol to break.
What wavelength of light is needed?
300nm (3.00x10-7m)
What is the energy of light with frequency 5.0×1014 Hz?
3.3-19J