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Study Guide for Chemistry Final Stoichiometry Mole-mole & mass-mass problems, limiting reactant, % yield, % error, molecular mass of a gas States of Matter Kinetic energy & Theory, gas pressure (barometers, atm. Pressure, Pa, 1 atm = 760 mm Hg., etc.) Kelvin and Celsius Evaporation, vaporization, boiling pt., melting pt., sublimation, phase diagrams (triple point) Gas Laws Boyle’s law (PV = PV), Charles’s law, Combined Gas law, Ideal Gas law (PV=nRT), Partial pressure, Avogadro’s Hypothesis, Diffusion vs. effusion Electrons in Atoms Quantum, quantum #, orbitals, electron configerations, electron dot diagrams, Lewis structures, energy levels Amplitude, wavelength, frequency Electromagnetic radiation, atomic emission spectrum Planck’s Constant = h (E= hv) Photons, photoelectric effect, ground state Periodic Table Periods (series), groups (families), periodic law, Noble gases, representative elements, etc. (Know where they are and how their s, p, d, and f orbitals are filled) Trends Radius, ionization energy, electronegativities, density Cations vs. anions Activity Series Differences between oxygen gas and ozone Types of Chemical Bonds Ionic vs. covalent vs. metallic Know how to tell if a bond is ionic, covalent, or metallic Know when to draw single, double, and triple bonds, know about lone pairs of electrons Polar, nonpolar, ionic bonds Solutions Factors that affect soln formation and dissolving Types of solns Liquid, solid (alloy), gas Conc. of soln Molarity, molality, percent by mass Heats of soln. Nuclear Energy Alpha, Beta, Gamma Radiation Nuclear Equations Half Life Problems Equilibrium (L3 only) Factors affecting equilibrium Homogenous vs Heterogeneous Equilibrium Know the shifts