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CLEP Chemistry 1
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. A principle stating that when a system at equilibrium is disturbed by the application of a stress (change in temperature - pressure - or concentration) it reacts to minimize the stress and attain a new equilibrium position.
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2. Cells that convert electrical energy into chemical energy.
electrolytic cells
moles (Le Chatelier's principle)
Van der Waals
negative
3. Because of the low intermolecular forces - the melting points are low and evaporation takes place so easily that it may occur at room temperature.
Van der Waals
sublimation
non-ideal
base - acid
4. The vapor pressure of an aqueous solution is always lowered by the additon of more solute - which causes the boiling point to be raised.
boiling point elevation
...
negative
decreases
5. **Proceeding across a period from left to right - the ionization energy _______.
boiling point
irreversible and reversible processes
increases
equilibrium
6. A hypothetical gas would follow Boyles law under all conditions and is called?
ideal gas
molar heat of sublimation
anode rays
kinetic molecular theory
7. A chemical reaction formed from the union of its elements.
combination
Raoult's law
left - right (Le Chatelier's principle)
Boyles law
8. This is due to the way positive charges of one molecule attract the negative charges of another molecule. Compounds of the solid state that are bound mainly by this type of attractive have soft crystals - are easily deformed - and vaporize easily.
catalysts
emits (in atomic spectra)
partial
Van der Waals
9. In titration - this point occurs when equal numbers of equivalents of acid and base have been reacted. The solution at this point is neutral because neither of the ions of the salt in solution undergoes hydrolysis.
sublimation
bohr model
equivalent point
base - acid
10. Increasing the pressure on a system at equilibrium will cause a shift in the position of equilibrium in the direction of the fewest number of ______ of gaseous reactants or products.
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11. This process occurs when the system is maintained at the same temperature throughout an experiment.
reversible
Raoult's law
isothermal process (thermodynamics)
emits (in atomic spectra)
12. When an electron moves from an excited state to the ground state - it _______ energy.
melting point
adiabatic process (thermodynamics)
electrolytic reactions
emits (in atomic spectra)
13. Rays made up of positive electrodes in basic electron charges.
activation energy barrier (Le Chatelier's principle)
anode rays
increases
vapor pressure
14. *The electrons found in the outermost shell are called _____ electrons. When these electrons are lost or partially lost through sharing - the oxidation state is assigned a positive value for the element. If valence electrons are gained or partially g
increases
Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSEPR)
valence
first law of thermodynamics
15. The relatively weak attractive forces between molecules that are apparent only when the molecules approach one another closely (usually at low temperatures and high pressure).
kinetic molecular theory
temperature
first law of thermodynamics
Van der Waals
16. The change in enthalpy of an exothermic reaction is ________.
zero
negative
Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSEPR)
decreases
17. The temperature at which a substance's solid and liquid phases are in equilibrium.
melting point
change in enthalpy
colligative property law
total pressure (Le Chatelier's principle)
18. For a solution in which a nonvolatile solute is dissolved in a solvent - the vapor pressure is due only to the vapor of the solvent above the solution. This vapor pressure is given by _______ law.
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19. Metals have electronegativities less than ____
Raoult's law
standard atmospheric pressure
ideal gas
2
20. A catalyst affects a chemical reaction by lowering the _____ _____ for both the forward and the reverse reactions equally.
equivalent point
positive
activation energy
upper right corner
21. When a hydrogen atom is bonded to a highly electronegative atom - it will become partially _____-charged - and will be attracted to neighboring electron pairs. This creates a hydrogen bond. The more polar the molecule - the more effective the hydroge
Avogrados law
moles (Le Chatelier's principle)
ideal gas
positive charge
22. The heat required to change 1mole of solid completely to vapor.
state (thermodynamics)
zero
kinetic molecular theory
molar heat of sublimation
23. *The surface area exposed affect chemical reactions because most reactions depend on the reactants coming into contact - increasing the rate of the reaction.
increases
...
2
heats of formation
24. Any spontaneous change in a chemical reaction will decrease the amount of free energy toward _______ as the process proceeds towards equilibrium.
equivalent point
left - right (Le Chatelier's principle)
ideal gas
zero
25. In an exothermic process - energy is released and ^E of reaction is ________.
valence
heats of formation
negative
lower left corner
26. *The Concentration usually _____ the chemical reaction rate with increasing concentrations of the reactants.
isopiestic process (thermodynamics)
positive charge
increases
colligative property law
27. A valence theory that permits the geometric arrangement of atoms - or groups of atoms - about some central atom to be determined solely by considering the repulsions between the electron pairs present in the valence shell of the central atom.
irreversible and reversible processes
Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSEPR)
non-ideal
vapor pressure
28. Gases are composed of tiny - invisible molecules that are widely separated from one another in otherwise empty space.
electromotive force (emf)/ cell
kinetic molecular theory
Van der Waals
combined gas law
29. *Each wave function corresponds to a certain electron energy and describes a region about the nucleus (orbital) where an electron having that energy may be found.
standard atmospheric pressure
wave mechanical model
partial
total pressure (Le Chatelier's principle)
30. The temperature at which the pressure of vapor escaping from the liquid equals atmospheric pressure.
VSEPR
right (Le Chatelier's principle)
boiling point
reversible
31. **Five factors that affect reaction rates: 1. The nature of the reactants and products. 2. The surface area exposed. 3. The concentrations. 4. The temperature. 5. The catalyst.
emits (in atomic spectra)
isopiestic process (thermodynamics)
boiling point
...
32. The action of salts of weak acids or bases with water to form acidic or basic solutions.
hydrolysis
irreversible and reversible processes
saturated solution
...
33. The freezing point is always lowered by addition of solute.
state functions (thermodynamics)
sublimation
freezing point depression
Avogrados law
34. This law states that the total pressure exerted by a mixture of gases is equal to the sum of the partial pressures of the gases in mixture.
Daltons law
colligative property law
negative
temperature
35. In a closed system - when opposing changes are taking place at equal rates - the system is said to be in _____ _______.
...
Charles law
dynamic equilibrium
base - acid
36. The freezing point - boiling point - and vapor pressure of a solution differ from those of the pure solvent by amounts which are directly proportional to the molal concentration of the solute.
colligative property law
kinetic molecular theory
positive
boiling point elevation
37. The normal boiling point of a liquid is the temperature at which its vapor pressure is 760mm Hg.
Van der Waals
standard atmospheric pressure
vapor pressure
decreases
38. A law stating that at a constant temperature - the volume of a gas in inversely proportiona to the pressure.
hydrolysis
Boyles law
equation of state
valence
39. A law that states that for a given mass of gas - the volume is proportional to the pressure and absolute temperature.
combined gas law
negative
change in enthalpy
single replacement/displacement
40. The vapor pressure increases with increasing _____.
temperature
isopiestic process (thermodynamics)
Van der Waals
positive
41. When solids are heated at certain perssures - some solids vaporize directly without passing through the liquid phase.
pressure
left - right (Le Chatelier's principle)
sublimation
heat capacity
42. *The hypothetical ideal gas obeys exactly the mathematical statement of the ideal gas law. This statement is also called the _____ ___ ____ of an ideal gas because it relates the variables (P - V - n - T) that specify properties of the gas.
increases
isothermal process (thermodynamics)
base - acid
equation of state
43. The pressure exerted by each gas in a mixture is called its _____ pressure.
combination
kinetic molecular theory
first law of thermodynamics
partial
44. Electronegativities _______ as you go down a group.
reversible
Le Chatelier's principle
kinetic molecular theory
decreases
45. Deviations from Boyles law that occur with real gases represent _______ behavior.
...
Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSEPR)
non-ideal
limiting law
46. State ________ depend only on the present state of the substance and not on the path by which the present state was attained. Enthalpy - energy - Gibbs free energy - and entropy are examples.
state functions (thermodynamics)
electrolytic reactions
increases
combination
47. The law stating that in any spontaneous process there is an increase in the entropy of the universe.
positive
second law of thermodynamics
anode rays
Avogrados law
48. Real gases act in a less than ideal way - especially under conditions of increased pressure and/or decreased temperture. Real gas behavior approaches that of ideal gases as the gas pressure becomes very low. The ideal gas is thus considered a _____ _
titration
freezing point depression
crystallizes
limiting law
49. The degree of randomness of a system is represented by a thermodynamic quantity called? the greater the randomness - the greater the _______.
activation energy barrier (Le Chatelier's principle)
entropy
kinetic molecular theory
point particles
50. The change in enthalpy of an endothermic reaction is ________.
positive
pi bonds
equation of state
zero