This Intermolecular force is the weakest of the three types
London Dispersion Forces
A molecule has this property when it travels very far up chromatography paper
Non-Polar
This is the molarity of a solution with 0.5 moles of Uranium Dioxide in 1 liter of water
0.5/1=0.5 M
This is how many moles are in a gas with pressure 10atm, volume 6m3, and temperature of 300K
60=nR(300)
60/R(300)=0.02405 moles

Light with a wavelength below 400mm is ____
Ultraviolet
This force is based on the polarity of the molecules
Dipole-Dipole
What is the relative Rf value of the purple dot?
0.57
This is the molarity of 5 moles of C6H12O6 in 2.6 liters of water
5/2.6=1.92M
describe deviations from the ideal gas law and why they occur:
at high pressures and low temperatures because the assumptions that gas particles have no volume and no intermolecular forces are no longer valid

Light with a wavelength above 700mm is _______
infared
FREE SPACE
LITERALLY ANYTHING
This problem with chromatography results from including too much hexane in the base solution
Poor Separation
This is the solution of C6 H12 O6 in water with a molarity of 3M
or equivilent
do the same thing but for another reason as the above question
Large molecules, because they cannot be compressed as predicted by the ideal gas law.
What is the frequency of light with a wavelength of 700mm?
428274.94Hz
Water's relatively high boiling point is due to this type of bonding.
Hydrogen Bonding
the stationary phase of column chromatography occurs in the ________ of the column
Bottom Half
This is the molarity of a solution of 676,767 moles of lemade mix in 67 liters of water
676,767/67 = 10101 M

The blue curve carries this difference from the green curve
The average speed is faster

this type of light is between infared and ultravilotet
visible 👀
This type of bonding is based on a sea of electrons
Metallic Bonding
The Mobile Phase of Column Chromatography occurs in the _______ half of the column
top
This is the molarity of 6moles of Oxygen in a 7 liter solution with water
6/7=0.857M
if a 50 mol gas is heated to 400 Kelvin in 12m3 what is the pressure in atm?
PV=nRT
P=nRT/V
P=50(8.314)(400)/(12)
P=13856.6atm
a sample is put into a spectrometer. The initial voltage is 9v. The final voltage is 8.7667v. These are the transmittance and absorbance.
8.7667/9=T=0.9741
-log(T)=A=0.0114