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CHEM 1

Lucy Denver Chemistry A Levels English 2.3Average rating 2.3 out of 5 (3 ratings) 52 cards

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  1. 1First Ionisation Energy equationX(g)>>>>X+(g) +e-
  2. 2Mass Spectrometer stagesVapourise
    Ionise
    Accelerate
    Deflect
    Detect
  3. 3Atomic Radius ACROSSDECREASES
    Nuclear charge increases but electrons are added to the same energy level, therefore, greater EFA between nucleus and outermost electrons
  4. 4Atomic Radius DOWNINCREASES
    Electrons are added to different energy levels further from the nucleus, reducing EFA and shielding of charge also increases
  5. 5First Ionisation Energy DOWNDECREASES
  6. 6First Ionisation Energy ACROSSINCREASES GENERALLY
  7. 7First Ionisation Energy blipsElectrons in higher energy subshells
    OR
    Spin pair repulsion between paired negative electrons
  8. 8Relative mass of an electron1/1840
  9. 9Moles in solutionMoles= volume x concentration
  10. 10Moles in solidMoles = mass / mr
  11. 11Ideal Gas EquationpV = nRT
    p in pa
    v in m^3
    t in K
  12. 12Degrees to Kelvin+273
  13. 13Empirical formula% or mass
    / by Ar
    / by smallest
    use ratio
  14. 14Empirical to molecularn = mr of molecule / mr of empirical
    empirical x n = molecular formula
  15. 15Atom economymass of product / mass of all reactants x 100
  16. 16Yieldactual mass / theoretical mass x 100
  17. 17Ionic bondStrong EFA between oppositely charged ions
  18. 18Ionic are soluble in waterPolar solvent molecules attract ions out of the lattice into solution
  19. 19Metallic bondStrong EFA between positive metal ions and delocalised electrons
  20. 20Covalent bondA shared pair of electrons between two atoms
  21. 21Giant covalent structuresSilicon dioxide
    Graphite
    Diamond
  22. 22Dative covalent bondA covalent bond where both of the shared electrons are donated from one of the atoms
  23. 23Van der Waal's depends on...Size of molecules - more electrons means larger dipoles which are harder to overcome which INCREASES mbp
    Branching - more branching decreases surface contact area and vdw which DECREASES mbp
  24. 24Hydrogen bondH bonded to an O, N or F with at least one lone pair
  25. 252 Bonding PairsLinear
    180°
  26. 263 Bonding PairsTrigonal Planar
    120°
  27. 274 Bonding PairsTetrahedral
    109.5°
  28. 285 Bonding PairsTrigonal Bipyramidal
    120° and 90°
  29. 296 Bonding PairsOctahedral
    90°
  30. 301 Lone Pair 2 Bonding PairsAngular
    117.5°
  31. 311 Lone Pair 3 Bonding PairsPyramidal
    107°
  32. 322 Lone Pairs 2 Bonding PairsBent
    104.5°
  33. 332 Lone Pairs 4 Bonding PairsSquare Planar
    90°
  34. 34Structural IsomersChain Isomerism
    Position Isomerism
    Functional Group Isomerism
  35. 35Fractional DistillationSeparates alkanes into chain lengths by bp
    HOT BOTTOM and COLD TOP
    LONG BOTTOM and SHORT TOP
  36. 36LPGCamping gas
  37. 37NapthaPetrochemicals
  38. 38KeroseneJet fuel
  39. 39DieselCentral heating fuel
  40. 40Mineral oilLubricant
  41. 41Fuel oilPower station fuel
  42. 42Wax, greaseCandles
  43. 43BitumenRoad surfacing
  44. 44What is Cracking?Breaking C-C alkane bonds to form an alk-1-ene and shorter chained alkane
  45. 45Thermal Cracking conditionsONE ALKENE PRODUCT
    1000K
    7000KPa
    No catalyst
  46. 46Catalytic CrackingBRANCHED ALKANES (burn smoothly as fuels), CYCLOALKANES AND AROMATICS
    720K
    Just above atmospheric pressure
    Zeolite catalyst
  47. 47Complete alkane combustionAlkane + Oxygen>>>> Carbon Dioxide + Water
  48. 48Incomplete alkane combustionAlkane + Oxygen >>>> Carbon Monoxide + Water
    Alkane + Oxygen >>>> Carbon + Water
  49. 49Nitrogen OxidesFormed as air petrol mixture sparks and explodes
    Nitrogen + Oxygen >>>> Nitrogen Monoxide
  50. 50Catalytic ConverterPLATINUM, PALLADIUM, RHODIUM
    Spread thinly over ceramic honeycomb to give large surface area
    2CO + 2NO >>>> N2 + 2CO2
    NO + Alkane >>>> CO2 + Water + N2
  51. 51Sulphur dioxide pollutantUnder UV SO2 + 1/2 O2 >>>> SO3
    SO2 OR SO3 + Water >>>> Acid Rain
    NOT REMOVED IN CATALYTIC CONVERTER
  52. 52Flue Gas DesulphurisationUse Calcium Carbonate (limestone) to neutralise SO2

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Flashcards to summarise the AQA CHEM 1 topics included on the syllabus
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