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ap chem
What the size eventually lead to?Remember, never explain your answer, using size on the test gang
more electrons and protons as we go across the table from left to right, due to the increased number of electrons shells
despite the more e- shells, the protons pull in everthing and smallen the overall size of the atom, as we go from the left to right
The more electrons occupied within the atom, the greater the distance between nucleis to attract each other. Resulting, less electron attraction and the atom being less polar.
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Gas Law
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Charles' Law
Analogy: V and T are homies. When bro goes, they both go tgt
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Dalton's Law
Ptot = P1 + P2 ++ P3
To use answer this equation, the n (number of moles) must be known. Then divided by the n total
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Equilibrium
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K values show where the balance lies at equilibrium (who predominate, who's the sigma here)
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The effects of Catalyst
Catalyst does not affect the position of the equilibrium. It speeds up and increases the equilibrium rate
Catalyst lowered the activation energy, both forward and reverse reactions by equal amount
Therefore, the energy wall/ hill was also lowered on the graph
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Le Chatlier
when a change is applied, the system will move in a direction that minimizes the change
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Whatever was dominated in this imbalance relationship, of equilibrium, must obtain justice!!
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