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decreasing the pressure colligative properties depend on... - Answers the number of particles dissolved delta S univ < 0 at 25*C... is it spontaneous or nonspontaneous - Answers it is nonspontaneous at room temp. stronger intermolecular forces effect boiling point by... - Answers increasing the boiling point hydrogen bonding - Answers gives rise to hydration shells in an aqueous solution of hydrofluoric acid entropy - Answers measures the amount of disorder enthalpy - Answers measures the total heat content of a system equilibrium constant - Answers -ratio of forward and reverse rate constants -ratio of the concentrations of products and reactants -dependent upon temperature

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Exam Questions and Answers for CHEM 210

what will decrease the solubility of gaseous solutes - Answers increasing temperature and decreasing
the pressure

colligative properties depend on... - Answers the number of particles dissolved

delta S univ < 0 at 25*C... is it spontaneous or nonspontaneous - Answers it is nonspontaneous at room
temp.

stronger intermolecular forces effect boiling point by... - Answers increasing the boiling point

hydrogen bonding - Answers gives rise to hydration shells in an aqueous solution of hydrofluoric acid

entropy - Answers measures the amount of disorder

enthalpy - Answers measures the total heat content of a system

equilibrium constant - Answers -ratio of forward and reverse rate constants

-ratio of the concentrations of products and reactants

-dependent upon temperature

Kc>Qc what direction will the reaction go to establish equilibrium? - Answers reaction will proceed to
the right to establish equilibrium

what affects the rate of a reaction? - Answers -temperature of the reactants

-concentrations of reactants

-presence of a catalyst

-surface area of reactants

units for orders - Answers zero --> mol L-1 s-1

first --> s-1

second --> L mol-1 s-1

third --> L2 mol-2 s-1

a catalyst accelerates a reaction because - Answers it lowers the amount of energy to drive the reaction

when a catalyst is added to a reaction mixture it... - Answers provides an alternate mechanism for the
reaction

Kc=Kp when - Answers the mol of gas on each side of the equation are equal

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