Periodic
Kinetics
Equilibrium
Thermo
Misc.
100

The difference between a sodium atom and a sodium ion

Electrons

100

This reaction order's half-life does not depend on the initial concentration

First-order

100

When the rate of forward and reverse reactions are equal

Equilibrium

100

The sign of ΔG for a spontaneous reaction

negative

100

This is needed to form hydrogen bonds

N-H, O-H, F-H

200

The systemic name for Ti3(PO4)4

Titanium(IV) Phosphate

200

The reaction order of radioactive decay

First Order

200

This is donated by a Lewis base

Pair of electrons

200

The value of ΔG° when K=1

Zero

200

The oxidizing agent in

Pt2+(aq)+CH3CH2OH(aq) -> CH3CHO(aq)+Pt(s)+2H+(aq)

Pt2+

300

The amount of both is equal in all neutral atoms

Protons/Electrons

300

A graph of this yields a linear plot for a second-order reaction

1/[A] vs t

300

The only thing that can change the value of an equilibrium constant

Temperature

300

!!!Daily Double!!!

The value of E°cell for any concentration cell

Zero

300

The element with the largest %mass in NH4S2O3

Sulfur

400

The systemic name for HBrO4 (s)

Hydrogen Perbromate

400

The relationship between the equilibrium constant and rate constants

Keq=kf/kr

400

This solution is produced by combining a weak acid and the corresponding conjugate base

Buffer

400

How a catalyst lowers activation energy

Changes Mechanism

400

This experiment showed that atoms are mostly empty space

Rutherford Gold Foil Experiment

500

The identity and # of neutrons in 9038X

Strontium-90

52 neutrons

500

The change in initial rate when concentration of a 3rd order reactant is tripled

27X

500

The expected shift when the volume of the container is halved for the reaction

CH4(g) + H2O(g) <-> CO(g) + 2H2(g)

Shift left

500

Spontaneity of the following reaction

2Cl2(g) + 2NO(g) ->

N2(g) + 2Cl2O(g) 

ΔH=-22.0 kJ/mol

Low Temperatures

500

The coefficient of OH- when this half reaction is balanced in basic solution

BrO- (aq) -> Br(aq)

Two