CHEMISTRY COMMUNITY

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Total pressures is the sum of all partial pressures in rxn.

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A better way to remember is that K changes w/ temperature.

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In today's lecture, Dr. Lavelle says that if [H3O+] < 10^-7 its neutral because of autoprotolysis.

what is autoprotolysis

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They are all K constants meaning they calculate the same thing (equilibrium constant)
the subscripts denote the type of equilibrium constant it calculates.
Ka, Kb, Kw, Kc, and Kp are K of acid, base, dissociation constant of water, concentration, and partial pressure respectively.

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Based on if the rxn is endo or exothermic, we can use temperature to find which side the rxn favors

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same thing!

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You use the ICE chart. If you click feedback, Sapling should provide one for you.

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H2O in liquid form is not included along w/ solids.

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You would normally be given the concentrations or pressures. If you are given concentrations, its Kc. If you are given partial pressures, its Kp

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Yes. It only slightly favors it. you cannot make a strong statement about the favor unless its greater than 10^3

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Both are calculated the same way. Kc uses concentration Kp uses pressure.

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Cumulative w focus on topics we spend longer time on.

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1 mmole = .001 mole

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some ta's review it in office hours or you have to email them to set up a specific appointment

Katie Le 3K

Read the textbook and do the problems assigned in the outlines. ALso, going to the UA sessions are really really helpful. I feel like they explain concepts really well

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The charge outside the bracket (2-) represents the overall charge of the molecule. Thus, the charges of the atoms inside the brackets should total up to 2-

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will the final have partial credit like midterm 1?

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In lecture he called this pentaammine - chloro - cobalt (II) chloride dihydrate

I'm confused on the chloride and dihydrate outside of the ligand brackets.

Why is Cl chloride and not chloro and why is 2h2o dihydrate instead of diaqua?

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I like them a lot. I feel like I solidify my understanding of the Lavelle's lecture and you can ask them questions. They also give you practice problems that are very helpful imo. Highly rec going to Hannah's or Justin's sessions.

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Its everything we have learned (cumulative)

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Thank you so much!

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there shouldnt be any time conflicts with chem14b lecture

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O2 is in excess for combustion problems. i think its just something we assume unless explicitly stated otherwise

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In terms of application, de broglie can be used on any object as it has mass as a variable. Whereas e=hv is for energy of a photon.

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Isoelectronic means that two things have the same amount of electrons. An example would be that Ag 3+ and Mg 2+ are isoelectronic.

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Yea, i think its the myucla date because our final is going to be longer than our midterms so i dont think it'll fit into our 50 min discussion sessions

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i do some low impact hiit workouts from youtube when im watching tv. paula b has some really good ones. they're not too hard but it helps when you've been sitting at your desk the whole day :)))

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i watch youtube or play video games :)))

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A helpful way is it draw out the lewis structures of the molecules and see which one has lone pair electrons. The one with lone pair electrons is the Lewis base.

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To know which one gives the most contribution, you have to look at the formal charges. the lewis structures with atoms whose formal charge is 0 or close to 0 are the most contributing

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You'd look to see if the formal charge of the molecule would be 0 because it's more stable/more likely to happen.

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Its basically just an unpaired electron so it'd look like a dot next to the element.

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It's like an extra step to verify you drew it correctly. Like if it was Na-, if your total charge ended up being -1 that'd be good.

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no! you should be able to determine the difference in electronegativity between them though.

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Hi, a lewis acid will accepts electrons while a lewis base will donates these electrons. the way i figure out is making lewis structures for the two molecules and comparing which one would be receiving an electron and which one gives an electron. as a general tip, molecules with +1,+2,+3, or any + m...

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The negative and positive refers to the charge. You can find it out by finding the formal charge of each element and just adding them all together.

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I also feel that way for some of my midterms but I think we can make it up during the next two finals!!!

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I think if not asked for it directly in the question, it's safe to assume its at equilibrium.

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Orbitals are math functions that describe the position of an electron using the quantum numbers.

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Yea the group number corresponds with the number of valence electrons.

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How come the hydrogen in CH20 doesn't have 8 filled valence electrons like C and O

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sorry if this is dumb but in Prof Lavelle's lecture, he was drawing a picture of the Lewis structure of Cl and said " we know that cl has 7 valence electrons" and then drew dots. but like how do i find out the valence electrons of cl? am i supposed to memorize it?

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The 4s shell has less energy than 3d so electrons fill the lesser energy shell first.

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De broglie wavelength is used when you have a mass and velocity. Whereas the other wavlength equations deal w frequency.

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No.Gamma rays have the shortest wavelength. Wavelength and frequency are inversely proportional. When wavelength decreases, frequency increases which also increases energy.

TLDR
Long wavelengths = shorter frequency = less energy
Short wavelengths = longer frequency = more energy

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In Prof. Lavelle's lecture, he writes

N, Z=7 1s^2 2s^2 2px^1 2py^1 2pz^1

I understand that its 2p^3 but how do I figure out the different px py pz?

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P is momentum. On our formula sheet, it says p = (mass)(velocity)

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On our formula sheet, if you look closely, the italicized v is frequency and the normal v is velocity.

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Yes Lyman ends with n=1. Balmer ends with n=2

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Yes you're correct. It's easier if you take notice of what units you need to get your answer.

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If the energy of a photon doesn't "match with" (less than) the work function, it just passes through the metal.

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Debroglie equation: wavelength = constant/(mass)(velocity)

Does the equation have a set unit like it always has to be in kg? and does velocity always have to be m.s^-1

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depending on the problem, itd be given to you or you have to find out. youre best bet would be to understand coneptually what the threshold means so that when a question asks you about it without outright telling you you'd know. also, threshold is not constant it depends on what substance it is

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Lyman is uv light and the energy level is 1 while balmer is visible light and the energy level is 2

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quanta is used to describe small units that are discrete so photon is quanta

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Yes in terms of the wave model amplitude is related to intensity of light and number of photons

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Intensity is in simpler terms the number of photons in light. so increasing intensity means adding more photons

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I keep a lot of decimals in my equation answers and only round at the end of your multistep equation.

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You can look up a diagram called "Stoichiometry Island" on Google and it will help you figure out what formulas/constants you need to use to find your answer. Avogadro's # is used when you want to go from moles to atoms or molecules and vice versa.

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I think he was saying that those processes have similar reactions. For example, I believe they all involve O2 as a reactants and CO2 and H2O as the product.

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Molarity = moles/volume. Does 'v' have to be in liters or can it be in other units like ml?

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I use sig figs at the end of a multistep equation. I think it's supposed to help with the accuracy of your final answer.

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