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module 5
Inorganic
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module 3
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module 2
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Kc
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Le Chatelier
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pH and bases
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concentration
=
mass
/
volume
what does anhydrous mean
a
substance
that
contains no water
of
crystallisation
Rate
=
change in absorbance
/
time
Rate
=
volume of gas produced
/
time
Rate
=
loss of mass
/
time
Rate
=
H+
/
time
k
=
ln(2)
/
t1/2
k
=
rate
/
(A)n
ln(k)
=
ln(A)
-
Ea/RT
pH
=
-log
(
H+
)
(
H
+
)
=
(H^+) =
(
H
+
)
=
1
0
−
p
H
10^-pH
1
0
−
p
H
Low pH
=
large
(
H+
)
high pH
=
small
(
H+
)
Strong
acids
completely dissociate
so the
concentration
of the
acid
is
equal
to the
concentration
of
H+
original conc
x
diluting factor
=
new conc
diluting factor
=
old vol
/
new vol
heat energy
=
mass of water
x
specific heat capacity of water
x
change in temperature
Enthalpy change
= (
heat energy
/
1000
) /
moles
q
=
q =
q
=
m
c
Δ
T
mcΔT
m
c
Δ
T
mole fraction
=
number of moles of a substance
/
number of moles of all substances present
partial pressure
=
total pressure x mole fraction
total pressure
=
sum of all partial pressures
K
p
=
Kp =
K
p
=
P
(
P
r
o
d
u
c
t
s
)
n
÷
P
(
R
e
a
c
t
a
n
t
s
)
n
P(Products)^n \div P(Reactants)^n
P
(
P
ro
d
u
c
t
s
)
n
÷
P
(
R
e
a
c
t
an
t
s
)
n
new conc
= (
original vol
/
new vol
) x
original conc
K
=
K =
K
=
°
C
+
°C +
°
C
+
273
273
273
m
3
=
m^3 =
m
3
=
d
m
3
÷
1000
dm^3 \div 1000
d
m
3
÷
1000
Pressure
(
pascals
) x
Volume
(m^3) =
moles
x
8.31
x
temp
(
K
)
Ideal gas equation
P
V
=
PV=
P
V
=
n
R
T
nRT
n
RT
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