SO2 + O2 + 2H2O --> 2H2SO4

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Bonds and reactions

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Solubility Curve

INTERMOLECULAR FORCES

Hydrogen bonding -a type of dipole-dipole however it happen between hydrogen and either oxygen, nitrogen or flourine

Dipole- dipole occurs between one positive end and one negative end.

London dispersion : Electrons are constantly moving. Bunching up causing one negative and the other positive result in a temporary attraction. It will happen with polar and non-polar

can be calculated of

Molar mass

Molecules

Mass and mol

grams

Mass

Determine whether molecule is

VSPER

non-polar

ionic bond

polar

Attach photo of my molarity equation

0 < ∆EN ≤ 1.7

∆EN >1.7

∆EN = 0

negative

Anions

postive

cations

Geometry

electron pairs

lone pairs

Reactivity of Non Metals

Bohr’s Model

Thompson Model

Rutherford’s Model

Reactivity of Metals

Electronegativity

Electron Affinity

First Ionization Energy

Atom diagram

Chadwick model

Atomic Radius

atomic number

mass number

charge

Radio Isotopes

Isotopes

neturons

Atoms

the ratio of the amount of solute to the amount of solution

concentrated

Dilution

FACTOR LABEL METHOD

Units

CONCENTRATION

Solution

Using a solution with a known concentration

Make a stock solution

dilute by adding known amount of water

Dilution

r

Percentage by mass

Percent by volume

molar concentration

DILUTION

ATMOIC NOTATION

symbol

PERIODIC TRENDS

KINETIC MOLECULAR THEORY

ACIDS AND BASES

PH scale

acids

Hydogen ions

base

protons

OH ions

water and salt

MOLE

Stoichiometry

Final product

percent yield

mol to mol

Coefficient

mole ratio

Reactants

Excess reactant

Limiting reactant

product

Yield

percen yield

Actual yield

theorotical yield

Product

Substances

SOLUBILITY

liquid - IF the energy change in this step is greater than the sum of the energy changes in the previous two steps.

gas

soluable

solute

solvent

solution

Saturated

the maximum amount of solute that can be dissolved in a solvent at a given temperature and pressure

unsaturated

solution in which more solute can be dissolved in the solvent at a given temperature and pressure

supersaturated

more than the maximum amount of solute that can be dissolved in a solvent at a given temperature and pressure

dissolve

Temperture

kinetic energy

PRODUCT

mass remian equals

REACTANT

BALANCING EQUATION

coefficients

6 TYPES OF REACTION

Single displacement

a more active element replaces the least active element

Subtopic

Neutraliation

double displacement

solubility chart

water

Precipitate

Combustion

Hydrcarbon

Oxygen

Carbon dioxide

Water

Decompostion

synthesis

POLARITY

molecular polarity

Bond polarity

BONDS

ionic bonds

metals and non metals

covalent bonds

COMPOUNDS

molecules

polyatomic

diatomic

ions

share valence electrons

Number of moles can be found by you use m/M. Molar mass is determined using m/n

Summary

SO2 + O2 + 2H2O --> 2H2SO4

Period table

elements

neutral charge

Quantities in Chemistry

Solution & Gases

gas laws

Tiration

Chemical Reaction

No mass is lost or gained

Law of conservation

Chemical equation

word equation