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    • CHE 104 - Spring 2008
    • Name: _ 1. Consider the following equilibrium: aA(s) + bB(aq) dD(aq) + eE(aq) Write the expression for the equilibrium constant Keq. 10 pts Keq = 2. Consider the following equilibrium: CaCl2(s) Ca+2(aq) + 2 Cl-(aq) Calculate the equilibrium co
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  • 27 pages CHE 104 Chapter 15
    • CHE 104 Chapter 15
    • West Chester
    • GENERAL CHEMISTRY II
    • CHE 104 - Spring 2011
    • CHE 104 Chapter 15 Dr. Mark Shuman Chemical Equilibrium Every reaction can proceed in a forward or a reverse direction aA + bB dD + eE Arbitrarily called the forward direction Has a rate law which is established experimentally Has a rate constant, k d
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    • GENERAL CHEMISTRY II
    • CHE 104 - Spring 2011
    • CHE 104 Chapter 13 Dr. Mark Shuman Solutions A solution is a homogeneous mixture of two or more substances. If I look at any microscopic portion of the solution, it will have the same composition as any other portion. A solution contains a solvent and
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  • 6 pages 2165 CHE 104 Syllabus
    • 2165 CHE 104 Syllabus
    • West Chester
    • GENERAL CHEMISTRY II
    • CHE 104 - Spring 2011
    • 1 CHE 104 Section 03 General Chemistry II Fall 2016 Professor: Email: Office Hours: Mark E. Shuman, Ph.D. [email protected] Tuesdays 8:00 12:00 Wednesdays 3:00 5:00 Thursdays 3:00 5:00 Phone: 610-436-2675 Office: Schmucker Science Center South 231 Require
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  • 4 pages CHE 104 Chapter 17 Outline
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    • West Chester
    • GENERAL CHEMISTRY II
    • CHE 104 - Spring 2011
    • CHE 104 Chapter 17 Applications of Equilibrium Common Ion Effect o The shift in equilibrium that occurs because of the addition of an ion already involved in the equilibrium reaction AgCl(s) Ag+ (aq) + Cl (aq) Adding NaCl (aq) shifts equilibrium position
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    • GEN CHEM II
    • CHE 104 - Spring 2008
    • Extra Credit Problem In recent years, there has been much discussion on the topic of global warming. The subject is extremely complex and seems to evoke emotional responses. The issues seem to be: 1) Is global warming real?; 2) If it is real, is it s
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    • West Chester
    • GEN CHEM II
    • CHE 104 - Spring 2008
    • Name: _ 1. A buffer is made by adding some NaH2PO4 to a solution of H3PO4. a) Write the balanced net ionic equation for this system. b) Identify the weak acid c) Identify the conjugate base of the weak acid. d) What is pKa for this system? 2. A
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    • CHE 104 - Spring 2008
    • CHE104 Section 01 Exam1 1. From the following experimental data, calculate the percent deviation from ideal behavior: 2.00 mole of CO2 in a 1.2 L container at 40oC exerts a pressure of 39.4 atm. 2. The intermolecular forces that cause condensation
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    • CHE 104 - Spring 2008
    • Name: _ CHE104 Section 02 (5 pts) 1. State the Second Law of Thermodynamics. Exam2 2. Consider the following 3 cases: i) I place 1 ball in one of 10 identical boxes. ii) I place 1 ball in one of 1000 identical boxes. iii) I place 1 ball in one of
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    • CHE 104 - Spring 2008
    • Name:_ 1. Define the following terms: a) Catalyst b) Activation Energy c) Rate Law d) Reaction Order e) Mechanism f) Rate-determining step g) Method of Isolation h) Method of Initial Rates i) Elementary reaction j) Half-life 2. Dinitroge
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  • 56 pages CHE 104 Chapter 14
    • CHE 104 Chapter 14
    • West Chester
    • GENERAL CHEMISTRY II
    • CHE 104 - Spring 2011
    • CHE 104 Chapter 14 Dr. Mark Shuman What We Can/Cant Predict about Rxns We can predict: Endothermicity Exothermicity We can not yet predict: Speed (rate) of the reaction. How to affect the speed (rate) of the reaction. The mechanism of the reaction
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    | Would recommend.

    This class was tough.

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    It's a good course for chemistry students. Shuman can be hard but he's willing to work with you.

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    You learn all that you need too.

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    9-11 hours

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    Study a lot it's not high school.

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