Kinetics
Entropy
Equilibrium
Acid-Base
100

When delta G= 0

What is equilibrium?

100

Gas>Liquids>Solids

What is increasing(or positive) entropy?

100

The two conditions for using the 5% rules 

and now when we use it

What is K <<1 and [A]0>>1?

And weak acid/base problems?

100

The Bronsted-Lowry acid definition

What is a species that can donate a proton?

200

t=1/(k[A]0)

What is the half life of a second order reaction?

200

Given, 

1/(2[A])=-1/(3[C])

the reaction is

What is

3C--> 2A

200

Given, 

2A+B---> C           K=2.4

2C--->4A+2B         Knew=?

What is .1736?

200

The two components of a salt and its dissociation type

What are a strong acid or strong base ion and weak acid or base ion, and full dissociation?

300

If k=0.040M-1s-1 and given [A]t=23s= 0.20M, the initial concentration is?

A-->B

What is 0.245M?

300

Given (assume all are gasses), 

                                A   +   2B   -->   C

(delta G in KJ/mol)   24.2    33.0      173.4

What is 83.2? Its non-spontatoues

300

What you do to solve for the temperature when going from spontaneous to non-spontaneous

What is set delta G=0?
300

All the strong acids

What is HCl, HBr, HI, HClO3, HClO4,HNO3, H2SO4?

400

Given,

A-->B                                k=0.28s-1

[A]0=0.42M, what is [A]t=24s

What is 5.067E-4 M?

400

Given,

A + B --> C   delta H= 27.4 KJ/mol at T=24 degrees C

delta G = -42.8KJ

delta S surroundings is

What is -0.916KJ/mol-K?

400

The steps for solving an ICE table?

What is

set up ice table with initial concentrations, solve for Q for direction, set up K, and solve for x, and plug back in to get equilibrium values?

400

All the strong bases

What is LiOH, NaOH, KOH, Ca(OH)2, Sr(OH)2, Ba(OH)2, ?

500

Given,

A-->B

K1=4.75E-4 s-1 at 17 degrees Celsius

K2-1.63E-3 s-1 at 303K

The activation energy is?

What is 91.0 KJ/mol?

500

The Third Law of Thermodynamics

What is the entropy of a system approaches zero at absolute zero (0K), but can never actually exist?

500

The list of all of the Le-Chatelier's Principles

What is increasing concentration equilibriums shifts away, increasing volume/decreasing pressure shifts towards side with more moles, increasing temperature on a endothermic reaction shifts away, on a exothermic shifts away, and inert gas has no effect.

500

A 0.20M basic solution with a Kb=4.0E-5, the pH is

What is pH=11.45

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