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what material can not be broken down into a simpler form - ANSWERelement an example of a chemical change is - ANSWERburning an example of a chemical formula is - ANSWERH2SO4 the density of a material depends on - ANSWERmass and volume classification based on measurements is said to be - ...
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Add to cartwhat material can not be broken down into a simpler form - ANSWERelement an example of a chemical change is - ANSWERburning an example of a chemical formula is - ANSWERH2SO4 the density of a material depends on - ANSWERmass and volume classification based on measurements is said to be - ...
sp Hybridization - ANSWER2 SP + 2 π orbital Linear geometry at carbon sp² Hybridization - ANSWER3 SP + 1 π orbital Trigonal planar geometry at carbon sp³ Hybridization - ANSWER4 SP orbitals Tetrahedral geometry Antibonding MOs - ANSWERDestructive interference waves created by high en...
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Add to cartsp Hybridization - ANSWER2 SP + 2 π orbital Linear geometry at carbon sp² Hybridization - ANSWER3 SP + 1 π orbital Trigonal planar geometry at carbon sp³ Hybridization - ANSWER4 SP orbitals Tetrahedral geometry Antibonding MOs - ANSWERDestructive interference waves created by high en...
What is ground state electron configuration of Co? [Ar]3d^9 [Ar]4s^1 3d^8 [Ar]4s^2 3d^7 [Ar]4s^2 4p^6 4d^1 - ANSWER[Ar]4s^2 3d^7 molybdenum has an anomalous electron configuration. using the shorthand notation for electron configurations, write the electron configuration A) [kr]5s 4d^6 B) ...
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Add to cartWhat is ground state electron configuration of Co? [Ar]3d^9 [Ar]4s^1 3d^8 [Ar]4s^2 3d^7 [Ar]4s^2 4p^6 4d^1 - ANSWER[Ar]4s^2 3d^7 molybdenum has an anomalous electron configuration. using the shorthand notation for electron configurations, write the electron configuration A) [kr]5s 4d^6 B) ...
Cation vs Anion - ANSWERCation- positive charge Anion- negative charge Electromagnetic Spectrum - ANSWER(Short λ) Gamma, Xray, Ultra Violet, Visible, Infrared, Micro, Radio (Long λ) Frequency vs Wavelength - ANSWERLong Wavelength (λ)→Low Frequency (v) Short Wavelength (λ)→High Fr...
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Add to cartCation vs Anion - ANSWERCation- positive charge Anion- negative charge Electromagnetic Spectrum - ANSWER(Short λ) Gamma, Xray, Ultra Violet, Visible, Infrared, Micro, Radio (Long λ) Frequency vs Wavelength - ANSWERLong Wavelength (λ)→Low Frequency (v) Short Wavelength (λ)→High Fr...
SO4^2- - ANSWERSulfate SO3^2- - ANSWERSulfite NO3- - ANSWERnitrate NO2- - ANSWERnitrite PO4^3- - ANSWERPhosphate PO3^3- - ANSWERPhosphite CN- - ANSWE
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Add to cartSO4^2- - ANSWERSulfate SO3^2- - ANSWERSulfite NO3- - ANSWERnitrate NO2- - ANSWERnitrite PO4^3- - ANSWERPhosphate PO3^3- - ANSWERPhosphite CN- - ANSWE
electrophiles - ANSWERelectron seeking reagents that have room to accept a electron pair nucleophiles - ANSWERreagents seeking a nucleus to which to donate a pair of electrons proton transfer or protonation reaction - ANSWERthe transfer of a proton from one base to another transition state ...
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Add to cartelectrophiles - ANSWERelectron seeking reagents that have room to accept a electron pair nucleophiles - ANSWERreagents seeking a nucleus to which to donate a pair of electrons proton transfer or protonation reaction - ANSWERthe transfer of a proton from one base to another transition state ...
Chemistry Definition - ANSWERMatter, its properties, and its behavior. Filtration - ANSWERSolid substances are separated from liquids and solutions. Distillation - ANSWERUses differences in boiling points of substances to separate a homogeneous mixture into its components. Chromatography - ...
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Add to cartChemistry Definition - ANSWERMatter, its properties, and its behavior. Filtration - ANSWERSolid substances are separated from liquids and solutions. Distillation - ANSWERUses differences in boiling points of substances to separate a homogeneous mixture into its components. Chromatography - ...
atomic size trend on periodic table - ANSWERincreases to the left and down electronegativity trend on periodic table - ANSWERincreases up and to the right formal charge calculation - ANSWERFC= #V - #nbe - (1/2 * bonding) units of unsaturation calculation - ANSWER((2C + 2) - # of H - # of HA...
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Add to cartatomic size trend on periodic table - ANSWERincreases to the left and down electronegativity trend on periodic table - ANSWERincreases up and to the right formal charge calculation - ANSWERFC= #V - #nbe - (1/2 * bonding) units of unsaturation calculation - ANSWER((2C + 2) - # of H - # of HA...
What is the difference in the properties of a solid, liquid, or gas reflect the strengths of the attractive forces between the molecules that make up each phase? - ANSWERintermolecular forces What are the examples of intermolecular forces? - ANSWERdispersion, dipole-dipole, hydrogen bonding Di...
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Add to cartWhat is the difference in the properties of a solid, liquid, or gas reflect the strengths of the attractive forces between the molecules that make up each phase? - ANSWERintermolecular forces What are the examples of intermolecular forces? - ANSWERdispersion, dipole-dipole, hydrogen bonding Di...
Saturated hydrocarbons equation - ANSWERCnH(2n+2) Units of unsaturation equation - ANSWER[(2n+2)-(#H)-(#monovalent)+(#trivalent)]/2 Most significant resonance feature - ANSWERClosed shell > open shell Second most significant resonance feature - ANSWERUncharged > charged Third most ...
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Add to cartSaturated hydrocarbons equation - ANSWERCnH(2n+2) Units of unsaturation equation - ANSWER[(2n+2)-(#H)-(#monovalent)+(#trivalent)]/2 Most significant resonance feature - ANSWERClosed shell > open shell Second most significant resonance feature - ANSWERUncharged > charged Third most ...
T/F according to the module, a compound with a molecular mass of 3,000 g/mol is considered a macromolecule - ANSWERfalse T/F biomolecules can have only two functional groups - ANSWERfalse T/F in a eukaryotic cell, the organelles called peroxisomes serve the purpose of digesting macromolecules ...
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Add to cartT/F according to the module, a compound with a molecular mass of 3,000 g/mol is considered a macromolecule - ANSWERfalse T/F biomolecules can have only two functional groups - ANSWERfalse T/F in a eukaryotic cell, the organelles called peroxisomes serve the purpose of digesting macromolecules ...
Intermolecular forces - ANSWER- non bonding forces - found BETWEEN molecules - influence the energy physical properties of the substances Physical properties examples - ANSWERboiling point, melting point, solubility, color, odor, etc. T/F: stronger intermolecular forces correlate to a high...
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Add to cartIntermolecular forces - ANSWER- non bonding forces - found BETWEEN molecules - influence the energy physical properties of the substances Physical properties examples - ANSWERboiling point, melting point, solubility, color, odor, etc. T/F: stronger intermolecular forces correlate to a high...
H-X CCl4 - ANSWERADD STRONG ACIDS, -hydrohalogens - Mark w H-shift + cat. (X= Cl, Br, I) SYN+ANTI H2O H2SO4 - ANSWERADD WEAK ACIDS, -hydration -Mark SYN + ANI Cl2, Br2, I2 CCl4 - ANSWERADD X2 (Cl, Br, I), halogenation ANTI Cl2, Br2, I2 H2O / R-OH - ANSWERADD halogen and OH ...
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Add to cartH-X CCl4 - ANSWERADD STRONG ACIDS, -hydrohalogens - Mark w H-shift + cat. (X= Cl, Br, I) SYN+ANTI H2O H2SO4 - ANSWERADD WEAK ACIDS, -hydration -Mark SYN + ANI Cl2, Br2, I2 CCl4 - ANSWERADD X2 (Cl, Br, I), halogenation ANTI Cl2, Br2, I2 H2O / R-OH - ANSWERADD halogen and OH ...
E2 Reaction - ANSWEROne-Step with no intermediates, Base takes off proton + LG leaves with double bond formation. What type of carbons do E2 rxns favor? - ANSWERTertiary What is a Zaitsev product? - ANSWERDouble bond formation on more substituted carbon What is a Hoffman product? - ANSWERDo...
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Add to cartE2 Reaction - ANSWEROne-Step with no intermediates, Base takes off proton + LG leaves with double bond formation. What type of carbons do E2 rxns favor? - ANSWERTertiary What is a Zaitsev product? - ANSWERDouble bond formation on more substituted carbon What is a Hoffman product? - ANSWERDo...
For N carbons that are closed shell, uncharged, no multiple bonds, no rings, there are ___________ binding sites - ANSWER2N + 2 Unit of unsaturation = - ANSWERnumber of rings + number of double bonds To find units of unsaturation in a formula: __________________ - ANSWERmax number of hydrogens...
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Add to cartFor N carbons that are closed shell, uncharged, no multiple bonds, no rings, there are ___________ binding sites - ANSWER2N + 2 Unit of unsaturation = - ANSWERnumber of rings + number of double bonds To find units of unsaturation in a formula: __________________ - ANSWERmax number of hydrogens...
1 calories - ANSWER4.184 joules 1kilogram - ANSWER1000 grams Specific heat - ANSWEREnergy required to raise temperature (j/g x change in temp) 1 regular calorie - ANSWER1 kilocalorie/ 1000 calories Group 1A - ANSWERAlkali metals Group 2A - ANSWERAlkaline metals Group 7A - ANSWERHal...
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Add to cart1 calories - ANSWER4.184 joules 1kilogram - ANSWER1000 grams Specific heat - ANSWEREnergy required to raise temperature (j/g x change in temp) 1 regular calorie - ANSWER1 kilocalorie/ 1000 calories Group 1A - ANSWERAlkali metals Group 2A - ANSWERAlkaline metals Group 7A - ANSWERHal...
how to write formula of a molecule - ANSWERC first, H sexond, alphabetical order eg. C3H5BrO nonpolar covalent bonding - ANSWER2 electrons shared equally eg. H-H polar covalent bonding - ANSWER2 electrons shared unequally eg. C-O (more reactive) units of unsaturation - ANSWER(2N+2-m+t...
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Add to carthow to write formula of a molecule - ANSWERC first, H sexond, alphabetical order eg. C3H5BrO nonpolar covalent bonding - ANSWER2 electrons shared equally eg. H-H polar covalent bonding - ANSWER2 electrons shared unequally eg. C-O (more reactive) units of unsaturation - ANSWER(2N+2-m+t...
What phase change is taking place if DHsub = 26.1 kJ/mol is being used to calculate the heat involved in the process) 1)Liquid to solid 2) Gas to solid 3) Solid to liquid 4) Liquid to gas 5) Solid to gas - ANSWER3 Diethyl ether, (CH3CH2)2O , used as a solvent for extraction of organic com...
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Add to cartWhat phase change is taking place if DHsub = 26.1 kJ/mol is being used to calculate the heat involved in the process) 1)Liquid to solid 2) Gas to solid 3) Solid to liquid 4) Liquid to gas 5) Solid to gas - ANSWER3 Diethyl ether, (CH3CH2)2O , used as a solvent for extraction of organic com...
Allyl cation - ANSWERIncomplete octet adjacent to multiple bond Allyl anion - ANSWERLone pair adjacent to multiple bond Polar multiple bond - ANSWERLone pair next to incomplete octet Ring of alternating single and multiple bonds - ANSWERAromatic rings Sp3 - ANSWERone s and three p orbita...
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Add to cartAllyl cation - ANSWERIncomplete octet adjacent to multiple bond Allyl anion - ANSWERLone pair adjacent to multiple bond Polar multiple bond - ANSWERLone pair next to incomplete octet Ring of alternating single and multiple bonds - ANSWERAromatic rings Sp3 - ANSWERone s and three p orbita...
sulfate - ANSWERSO(4)^2- sulfite - ANSWERSO(3)^2- nitrate - ANSWERNO(3)^- nitrite - ANSWERNO(2)^-
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Add to cartsulfate - ANSWERSO(4)^2- sulfite - ANSWERSO(3)^2- nitrate - ANSWERNO(3)^- nitrite - ANSWERNO(2)^-
Isotopes have the same ___ but different ___ - ANSWERatomic number, mass numbers How do you find average atomic mass with isotopes - ANSWERamu=(%xisotope mass)+(%xisotope mass) Group 1 elements - ANSWERalkali metals group 2 elements - ANSWERalkaline earth metals Group 5 elements - ANSWER...
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Add to cartIsotopes have the same ___ but different ___ - ANSWERatomic number, mass numbers How do you find average atomic mass with isotopes - ANSWERamu=(%xisotope mass)+(%xisotope mass) Group 1 elements - ANSWERalkali metals group 2 elements - ANSWERalkaline earth metals Group 5 elements - ANSWER...
3300 (IR) - ANSWERO-H (IR) 3200 (IR) - ANSWERN-H (IR) 3100 (IR) - ANSWERC-H Aromatic (IR) 3000 (IR) - ANSWERC-H Vinyl (IR) 2950 (IR) - ANSWERC-H Alkyl (IR) 2250 (IR) - ANSWERCN (IR) 1720 (IR) - ANSWERCO (IR) 1680 (IR) - ANSWERC double bond N (IR)
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Add to cart3300 (IR) - ANSWERO-H (IR) 3200 (IR) - ANSWERN-H (IR) 3100 (IR) - ANSWERC-H Aromatic (IR) 3000 (IR) - ANSWERC-H Vinyl (IR) 2950 (IR) - ANSWERC-H Alkyl (IR) 2250 (IR) - ANSWERCN (IR) 1720 (IR) - ANSWERCO (IR) 1680 (IR) - ANSWERC double bond N (IR)
Na+ - ANSWERsodium Li+ - ANSWERlithium K+ - ANSWERpotassium Ca 2+ - ANSWERcalcium Mg 2+ - ANSWERmagnesium Cs+ - ANSWERcesium Al 3+ - ANSWERaluminum Ba 2+ - ANSWERbarium Sr 2+ - ANSWERstrontium Pb 2+ - ANSWERlead II Mn 2+ - ANSWERmanganese II Cu 2+ - ANSWERcopper II
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Add to cartNa+ - ANSWERsodium Li+ - ANSWERlithium K+ - ANSWERpotassium Ca 2+ - ANSWERcalcium Mg 2+ - ANSWERmagnesium Cs+ - ANSWERcesium Al 3+ - ANSWERaluminum Ba 2+ - ANSWERbarium Sr 2+ - ANSWERstrontium Pb 2+ - ANSWERlead II Mn 2+ - ANSWERmanganese II Cu 2+ - ANSWERcopper II
What is the chemical symbol for an atom that has 29 protons and 36 neutrons? A) Cu B) Kr C) N D) Tb E) S - ANSWERA) Cu How many SO2 molecules are there in 1.80 mol of SO2? A) 1.08 X 10^23 molecules SO2 B) 6.02 x 10^24 molecules SO2 C) 1.80 x 10^24 molecules SO2 D) 1.08 x 10^24 molecu...
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Add to cartWhat is the chemical symbol for an atom that has 29 protons and 36 neutrons? A) Cu B) Kr C) N D) Tb E) S - ANSWERA) Cu How many SO2 molecules are there in 1.80 mol of SO2? A) 1.08 X 10^23 molecules SO2 B) 6.02 x 10^24 molecules SO2 C) 1.80 x 10^24 molecules SO2 D) 1.08 x 10^24 molecu...
Chemistry - ANSWERthe study of matter and the changes that matter undergoes Matter - ANSWERAnything that has a mass and occupies space Observations - ANSWERNatural phenomena and measured events; if universally consistent, can be stated as a law Hypothesis - ANSWERTentative explanation that ...
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Add to cartChemistry - ANSWERthe study of matter and the changes that matter undergoes Matter - ANSWERAnything that has a mass and occupies space Observations - ANSWERNatural phenomena and measured events; if universally consistent, can be stated as a law Hypothesis - ANSWERTentative explanation that ...
How many protons, neutrons, and electrons are in Ti 4+ ? - ANSWER22 protons, 18 electrons, 26 neutrons Which of the following has 46 electrons A. 118 Sn 2+ 50 B. 116 Sn4+ 50 C. 112 Cd 3+ 48 D. 68 Ga 3+ 31 - ANSWERB. What group of elements is 2a? - ANSWERAlkaline metals Definitio...
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Add to cartHow many protons, neutrons, and electrons are in Ti 4+ ? - ANSWER22 protons, 18 electrons, 26 neutrons Which of the following has 46 electrons A. 118 Sn 2+ 50 B. 116 Sn4+ 50 C. 112 Cd 3+ 48 D. 68 Ga 3+ 31 - ANSWERB. What group of elements is 2a? - ANSWERAlkaline metals Definitio...
less - ANSWERthe more s character a carbocation has, the _____stable it is the same as - ANSWERwhen looking at an epoxide, the orientation around the oxygen is _________ the orientation around the double bond in the reactant BrOH - ANSWERwhen added with base makes an epoxide Br2 - ANSWERadd...
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Add to cartless - ANSWERthe more s character a carbocation has, the _____stable it is the same as - ANSWERwhen looking at an epoxide, the orientation around the oxygen is _________ the orientation around the double bond in the reactant BrOH - ANSWERwhen added with base makes an epoxide Br2 - ANSWERadd...
Which of the following statements is true? a) intermolecular forces influence the physical properties of a substance b) intermolecular forces are stronger than intramolecular forces c) dispersion forces are the strongest of the intermolecular forces d) dipole-dipole forces arise when a non pol...
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Add to cartWhich of the following statements is true? a) intermolecular forces influence the physical properties of a substance b) intermolecular forces are stronger than intramolecular forces c) dispersion forces are the strongest of the intermolecular forces d) dipole-dipole forces arise when a non pol...
SN1 Reaction - ANSWER- Unimolecular nucleophilic substitution - 2 steps - Starting with enantiomerically pure product tends to result in some degree of racemization - Retention AND inversion at stereocenter (R and S) - 1 nucleophile is replaced by another nucleophile - Carbocation INTERMEDIATE ...
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Add to cartSN1 Reaction - ANSWER- Unimolecular nucleophilic substitution - 2 steps - Starting with enantiomerically pure product tends to result in some degree of racemization - Retention AND inversion at stereocenter (R and S) - 1 nucleophile is replaced by another nucleophile - Carbocation INTERMEDIATE ...
(v/v) % equation - ANSWERml of solute/ ml solution * 100 ppm equation - ANSWERmass of solute/mass of solution x 10^6 molarity equation - ANSWERmoles of solute/liters of solution g —-> mol - ANSWERg * 1 mol / molar mass of compound
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Add to cart(v/v) % equation - ANSWERml of solute/ ml solution * 100 ppm equation - ANSWERmass of solute/mass of solution x 10^6 molarity equation - ANSWERmoles of solute/liters of solution g —-> mol - ANSWERg * 1 mol / molar mass of compound
what factors explain the outcomes of reactions? - ANSWERhybridization, delocalization, eN, atom density what is a leaving group? - ANSWER- group of atom(s) that can be stable on its own - eN atoms that are good LG also make strong acids what is the α carbon? - ANSWERC directly attached to le...
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Add to cartwhat factors explain the outcomes of reactions? - ANSWERhybridization, delocalization, eN, atom density what is a leaving group? - ANSWER- group of atom(s) that can be stable on its own - eN atoms that are good LG also make strong acids what is the α carbon? - ANSWERC directly attached to le...
ionic bond - ANSWERmetal and nonmetal covalent bond - ANSWERtwo nonmetals how to name an ionic compound? - ANSWERname the cation (metal) and then the anion (nonmetal), but replace the ending of the anion with -ide Na+ - ANSWERsodium Li+ - ANSWERlithium K+ - ANSWERpotassium Ca2+ - A...
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Add to cartionic bond - ANSWERmetal and nonmetal covalent bond - ANSWERtwo nonmetals how to name an ionic compound? - ANSWERname the cation (metal) and then the anion (nonmetal), but replace the ending of the anion with -ide Na+ - ANSWERsodium Li+ - ANSWERlithium K+ - ANSWERpotassium Ca2+ - A...
What is a BL acid? BL base? - ANSWERAcid is a proton donor while a base is proton acceptor List the 6 strong acids - ANSWERHClO4, HCl, HBr, HI, HNO3, H2SO4 List the 6 strong bases - ANSWERLiOH, NaOH, KOH, Ca(OH)2, Sr(OH)2, Ba(OH)2 What is the eq. for the dissociation of a weak acid? - ANSWE...
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Add to cartWhat is a BL acid? BL base? - ANSWERAcid is a proton donor while a base is proton acceptor List the 6 strong acids - ANSWERHClO4, HCl, HBr, HI, HNO3, H2SO4 List the 6 strong bases - ANSWERLiOH, NaOH, KOH, Ca(OH)2, Sr(OH)2, Ba(OH)2 What is the eq. for the dissociation of a weak acid? - ANSWE...
1. BH3 2. H2O2/NaOH - ANSWERHydroboration Syn addition, OH to less sub side - ANSWERWhat happens in hydroboration addition reaction? H2, Pt - ANSWERReduction with H2 Syn addition of H's across pi bond - ANSWERwhat happens in a reduction with H2? 1. O3 2. Zn - ANSWEROzonolysis Each do...
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Add to cart1. BH3 2. H2O2/NaOH - ANSWERHydroboration Syn addition, OH to less sub side - ANSWERWhat happens in hydroboration addition reaction? H2, Pt - ANSWERReduction with H2 Syn addition of H's across pi bond - ANSWERwhat happens in a reduction with H2? 1. O3 2. Zn - ANSWEROzonolysis Each do...
Bronsted-Lowry acid - ANSWERproton donor (H+) and donates Electron Bronsted-Lowry base - ANSWERproton acceptor (H+), accepts electron HI ( give pKa, Conjugate Base, and reasons) - ANSWER-10, I^-(iodide), noble gas like configuration, large orbitals(less electron repulsion) somewhat electrone...
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Add to cartBronsted-Lowry acid - ANSWERproton donor (H+) and donates Electron Bronsted-Lowry base - ANSWERproton acceptor (H+), accepts electron HI ( give pKa, Conjugate Base, and reasons) - ANSWER-10, I^-(iodide), noble gas like configuration, large orbitals(less electron repulsion) somewhat electrone...
AAS - ANSWERAtomic Absorption Spectroscopy GC - ANSWERGas Chromatography ISE - ANSWERIon-Selective Electrode RF - ANSWERRetention Factors FID - ANSWERFlame Ionization Detector HETP - ANSWERHeight Equivalent to a theoretical plate N - ANSWER# of theoretical plates Diagram of AAS:...
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Add to cartAAS - ANSWERAtomic Absorption Spectroscopy GC - ANSWERGas Chromatography ISE - ANSWERIon-Selective Electrode RF - ANSWERRetention Factors FID - ANSWERFlame Ionization Detector HETP - ANSWERHeight Equivalent to a theoretical plate N - ANSWER# of theoretical plates Diagram of AAS:...
Acid - ANSWERa substance that has H+ in its formula and dissociates in water to yield H3O+ -some strong acids are HCl, HI, CHlO4, HBr, H2SO4 and HNO3 -loses proton; forms conjugate base (OH- , hydroxide ion) Base - ANSWERa substance that has OH in its formula and dissociates in water to yield O...
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Add to cartAcid - ANSWERa substance that has H+ in its formula and dissociates in water to yield H3O+ -some strong acids are HCl, HI, CHlO4, HBr, H2SO4 and HNO3 -loses proton; forms conjugate base (OH- , hydroxide ion) Base - ANSWERa substance that has OH in its formula and dissociates in water to yield O...
OsO4 and (H2O or Na2SO3) // KMnO4 and (NaOH or H2O) - ANSWEROH/OH dihydroxylation syn RCO3H or mCPBA - ANSWEREpoxidation add O to make an epoxy. Most substituted double bond reacts first X2 and (H2O or XOH) - ANSWER(X/OH)Halohydrin formation epoxy ion intermediate, anti, markovnikov, H2O added...
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Add to cartOsO4 and (H2O or Na2SO3) // KMnO4 and (NaOH or H2O) - ANSWEROH/OH dihydroxylation syn RCO3H or mCPBA - ANSWEREpoxidation add O to make an epoxy. Most substituted double bond reacts first X2 and (H2O or XOH) - ANSWER(X/OH)Halohydrin formation epoxy ion intermediate, anti, markovnikov, H2O added...
Reagent = Nucleophile Only - ANSWER1° = Sn2 2° = Sn2 3° = Sn1 + E1 (polar medium necessary) Reagent = Strong Nucleophile & Strong Base - ANSWER1° = Sn2 2° = E2 3° = E2 Reagent = Weak Nucleophile and Weak Base - ANSWER1°/2° = No Reaction 3°/resonance stabilized carbocation = Sn1 +...
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Add to cartReagent = Nucleophile Only - ANSWER1° = Sn2 2° = Sn2 3° = Sn1 + E1 (polar medium necessary) Reagent = Strong Nucleophile & Strong Base - ANSWER1° = Sn2 2° = E2 3° = E2 Reagent = Weak Nucleophile and Weak Base - ANSWER1°/2° = No Reaction 3°/resonance stabilized carbocation = Sn1 +...
Ammonium - ANSWERNH4+ Hydronium - ANSWERH30+ Mercury (I) - ANSWERHg2(2+) Acetate - ANSWERC2H3O2(-) Azide - ANSWERN3(-) Carbonate - ANSWERCO3(2-) Chlorate - ANSWERClO3
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Add to cartAmmonium - ANSWERNH4+ Hydronium - ANSWERH30+ Mercury (I) - ANSWERHg2(2+) Acetate - ANSWERC2H3O2(-) Azide - ANSWERN3(-) Carbonate - ANSWERCO3(2-) Chlorate - ANSWERClO3
Addition - ANSWERA reaction involving an increase in the number of groups attached to the alkene and a decrease in the number Regiochemistry - ANSWERThe orientation of a chemical reaction on an unsymmetrical substrate. In additions to alkenes, the regiochemistry of the addition involves which par...
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Add to cartAddition - ANSWERA reaction involving an increase in the number of groups attached to the alkene and a decrease in the number Regiochemistry - ANSWERThe orientation of a chemical reaction on an unsymmetrical substrate. In additions to alkenes, the regiochemistry of the addition involves which par...
Decomposition reaction - ANSWERStarts with one reactant and ends with two or more products. Synthesis/formation/combination reaction - ANSWERStarts with two reactants and ends up with one product. Single displacement - ANSWERUncombined element takes place of the combined element in the compoun...
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Add to cartDecomposition reaction - ANSWERStarts with one reactant and ends with two or more products. Synthesis/formation/combination reaction - ANSWERStarts with two reactants and ends up with one product. Single displacement - ANSWERUncombined element takes place of the combined element in the compoun...
Linear - ANSWER2 bonds, 180° Trigonal planar - ANSWER3 bonds, 120° Tri-plan; bent - ANSWER2 bonds, 1 lone pair, 120° Tetrahedral - ANSWER4 bonds; 109.5° Tetra; trigonal pyramidal - ANSWER3 bonds, 1 lone pair; 109.5° Tetra; bent - ANSWER2 bonds, 2 lone pairs; 109.5° Trigonal b...
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Add to cartLinear - ANSWER2 bonds, 180° Trigonal planar - ANSWER3 bonds, 120° Tri-plan; bent - ANSWER2 bonds, 1 lone pair, 120° Tetrahedral - ANSWER4 bonds; 109.5° Tetra; trigonal pyramidal - ANSWER3 bonds, 1 lone pair; 109.5° Tetra; bent - ANSWER2 bonds, 2 lone pairs; 109.5° Trigonal b...
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