Useful Equations
Ch. 6
Ch. 18
Ch. 7
Misc
100

If you have 100torr, how many mmHg do you have

100mmHg

100

Which pair of solutes would have high solubility in water and why? 

CH3OH and KCl

CH3OH and Mg3(PO3)2

C6H14 and KCl

C6H14 and Mg3(PO3)2

CH3OH and KCl

100

What is a valance bond

A band of orbitals filled or partially filled by
valence electrons

100

What is the mass percentage of H in a molecule of propanol, C3H7OH

13.3%

100

Define the boiling point mathematically

The point at which temperature is equal to 1atm or 760mmHg (torr)

200

What is the edge length of a body-centered cubic lattice structure

(2r+) + (2r-) = edge length

200

Given 2 compounds: A and B. A has a molecular mass of 100g, B has a molecular mass of 200g. Which compound likely has the higher freezing point?

Compound B

200

Name the three possible hole possibilities in interstitial alloys and ionic compounds

Cubic, tetrahedral, and octahedral

200

Give the balanced combustion reaction of benzene (C6H6)

2C6H6 + 15O2 = 12CO2 + 6H2O

200

Define the supercritical temperature

The temperature at which any increases in pressure cannot convert the substance from a gas to a liquid
300

Give the equation for percent yield

(Actual yield)/(Theoretical yield)*100

300

Consider the compounds: CH3-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH3, CH3-CH2-OH, and CH3-CH2-CH3. Which of these likely has the lowest boiling point and WHY?

CH3-CH2-CH3 because it is the smallest compound without a hydrogen bond.

300

The band gap in a solid material is the energy difference between the valance band and the conductance band; in a solid known to be a semiconductor, the band gap is:

Very small

300

Given the balanced combustion equation: 

CH4 + 2O2 = CO2 + 2H2O

if 24.0g of methane is combusted what is the theoretical yield of H20

54.04g

300

Given the following compounds: sucrose, graphite, sodium chloride, and dihydrogen monoxide, identify the covalent network solid

graphite

400

Given the linear regression equation, based on the vapor pressure of a volatile liquid at different temperatures: lnP = (-change in Hvap/R)*(1/T)+C

Identify the slope, x, and y variables

y=mx+b

(change in Hvap/R) = m (slope)

y=lnP

x=(1/T)

400

Given the linear regression equation, based on the vapor pressure of a volatile liquid at different temperatures: lnP = (-change in Hvap/R)*(1/T)+C

y=-5397.9x+15.249

Identify the boiling point

354K

400

The x-ray diffractogram of an ionic solid produces a very intense feature at 2(theta)=41.21degrees. If the wavelength of the x-ray source is 193.6pm, what is the edge distance for the unit cell

275pm

400

A compound has a mass composition of 40.45% carbon, 7.92% hydrogen, 35.91% oxygen, and 15.72% nitrogen, identify the empirical formula for this compound

C3H7O2N

400

What does mol mean?

It is a quantity representing 6.022*10^23

500

Given the linear regression equation, based on the vapor pressure of a volatile liquid at different temperatures: lnP = (-change in Hvap/R)*(1/T)+C rewrite the equation to solve for T

T=1/((lnP-c)/(-change in Hvap/R))

or

T=(-change in Hvap)/((lnP-C)*R)

500

Given the linear regression equation, based on the vapor pressure of a volatile liquid at different temperatures: lnP = (-change in Hvap/R)*(1/T)+C

y=-5397.9x+15.249 

Identify the heat of vaporation

44.9KJ/mol

500

The ionic compound potassium bromide has the same lattice structure as sodium chloride. Given the radius of a potassium ion is 138pm and the radius of a bromide ion is 195pm, what is the volume of the lattice unit cell in cubic cm. 

2.95*10^(-22)cm^3

500
Given the equation: ZnCl2 + AL = AlCl3 + Zn

1.) Balance the equation

2.) if 0.60mol ZnCl2 is reacted with 0.50mol Al, identify the limiting reactant and give the theoretical yield in moles

Coefficients: 3, 2, 2, 3


ZnCl2 is LR

TY = 0.4mol AlCl3

500

What is Dr. Columbia's favorite snack?

Peanut butter

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