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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. Another way the second law is stated is that in any spontaneous change - the amount of free energy available ______.
single replacement/displacement
decomposition
reversible
decreases
3. *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.
wave mechanical model
pressure
VSEPR
Nernst equation
4. Gases are composed of tiny - invisible molecules that are widely separated from one another in otherwise empty space.
hybridyzation
increases
kinetic molecular theory
second law of thermodynamics
5. This process occurs when the system is thermally isolated so that no heat enters or leaves.
first law of thermodynamics
freezing point depression
adiabatic process (thermodynamics)
Van der Waals
6. 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).
standard atmospheric pressure
positive
Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSEPR)
Van der Waals
7. When an electron moves from an excited state to the ground state - it _______ energy.
emits (in atomic spectra)
bohr model
Charles law
saturated solution
8. When solids are heated at certain perssures - some solids vaporize directly without passing through the liquid phase.
sublimation
molar heat of sublimation
hybridyzation
limiting law
9. This law states that the entropy of any pure - perfect crystal at absolute zero is equal to zero.
activation energy
double replacement/displacement
third law of thermodynamics
left - right (Le Chatelier's principle)
10. In titration - this is the point at which a particular indicator changes color.
end point
boiling point
left - right (Le Chatelier's principle)
increases
11. _______ has very little effect on the solubility of liquids or solids in liquid solvents.
boiling point
pressure
ideal gas
hydrolysis
12. Because of the low intermolecular forces - the melting points are low and evaporation takes place so easily that it may occur at room temperature.
Raoults law
cathode rays
equivalent point
Van der Waals
13. The degree of randomness of a system is represented by a thermodynamic quantity called? the greater the randomness - the greater the _______.
isopiestic process (thermodynamics)
state functions (thermodynamics)
entropy
Nernst equation
14. The amount of heat energy required to raise the temperature of a given quantity of a substance one degree celcius.
kinetic molecular theory
heat capacity
Nernst equation
Charles law
15. The force with which the electrons flow from the negative electrode to the positive electrode through an external wire is called?
boiling point
wave mechanical model
electromotive force (emf)/ cell
emits (in atomic spectra)
16. The process of mixing different orbitals of the same atom to form a new set of equivalent orbitals.
pi bonds
hybridyzation
Boyles law
Avogrados law
17. The ______ of the system is some particular set of conditions of pressure - temperature - number of moles of each component - and their physical form (ex: gas - liquid - solid or crystalline form).
negative
state (thermodynamics)
state functions (thermodynamics)
increases
18. 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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19. The most active metals are found in what corner of the periodic table?
lower left corner
combined gas law
second law of thermodynamics
temperature
20. The heat required to change 1mole of solid completely to vapor.
specific heat
reversible reaction
Avogrados law
molar heat of sublimation
21. In a _______ expansion of a gas - the opposing pressure is virtually equal to the pressure exerted by the gas. It is ______ because any slight increase in the external pressure will reverse the process and cause compression to occure.
specific heat
reversible
kinetic molecular theory
10 degrees
22. The process of determining the amount of a solution of known concentration that is required to react completely with a certain amount of a sample that is being analyzed.
equivalent point
point particles
emits (in atomic spectra)
titration
23. The change in enthalpy of an endothermic reaction is ________.
colligative property law
heats of formation
positive
Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSEPR)
24. *The nature of the reactants and products affect chemical reactions because some elements and compounds have bonds that when broken/formed - react more rapidly with each other than others.
double replacement/displacement
partial
kinetic molecular theory
...
25. Liquids with strong attractive forces have ______ boiling points.
base - acid
phase equilibrium
activation energy barrier (Le Chatelier's principle)
high
26. For most substances - when a hot concentrated solution is cooled - the excess solid ________. This is useful in purification of the solute.
...
Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSEPR)
non-ideal
crystallizes
27. The temperature at which the pressure of vapor escaping from the liquid equals atmospheric pressure.
point particles
non-ideal
partial
boiling point
28. The general shape of any molecule can be predicted from the number of bonding and non-bonding electron pairs in the valence shell of the central atom. nonbonded pairs of electrons (lone pairs) are more repellent than bonded pairs.
crystallizes
boiling point elevation
VSEPR
decreases
29. *The temperature affects chemical reactions with an increase of ___degrees C above room temperature - causing the reaction rate to double.
...
increases
ideal gas
10 degrees
30. _____ bonds are present in molecules containing double or triple bonds.
combined gas law
double replacement/displacement
pi bonds
increases
31. The molecules in a gas are in constant - continueous - random - and straight-line motion.
anode rays
Van der Waals
kinetic molecular theory
isothermal process (thermodynamics)
32. 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.
positive
colligative property law
Raoults law
valence
33. 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 _____ _
anode rays
high
moles (Le Chatelier's principle)
limiting law
34. 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.
10 degrees
state functions (thermodynamics)
non-ideal
VSEPR
35. In an exothermic process - energy is released and ^E of reaction is ________.
negative
Raoults law
base - acid
left (Le Chatelier's principle)
36. The molecules in a gas collide with one another - but the collisions are perfectly elastic (they result in no net loss of energy).
boiling point elevation
absorbs (in atomic spectra)
decreases
kinetic molecular theory
37. 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.
vapor pressure
right (Le Chatelier's principle)
Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSEPR)
anode rays
38. An increase in temperature causes the position of equilibrium of an exothermic reaction to be shifted to the _____ - while that of and endothermic reactions is shifted to the _______.
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39. A theory of the hydrogen atom stating that the electron can exist in only certain stable energy levels and that when the electronic state of the atom changes - it must absorb or emit exactly that amound of energy equal to the difference betweent he f
electronegativity
kinetic molecular theory
absorbs (in atomic spectra)
bohr model
40. The temperature at which a substance's solid and liquid phases are in equilibrium.
isopiestic process (thermodynamics)
electrolytic cells
combined gas law
melting point
41. Heat added to a system and work done by a system are considered _________ quantities.
increasing
isothermal process (thermodynamics)
positive
hydrolysis
42. For a cell at concentrations and conditions other than standard - a potential can be calculated using this equation.
partial
Nernst equation
combined gas law
right (Le Chatelier's principle)
43. **As we proceed to the right of the table - ______-forming properties decrease and _____-forming properties increase.
adiabatic process (thermodynamics)
kinetic molecular theory
base - acid
increases
44. The heat change during a process carried out at a constant pressure.
change in enthalpy
ionization energy
end point
state functions (thermodynamics)
45. Deviations from Boyles law that occur with real gases represent _______ behavior.
bohr model
non-ideal
kinetic molecular theory
third law of thermodynamics
46. Increase in the concentrations of reactants shifts the equilibrium to the ______ - thus increasing the amount of products formed.
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47. 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.
Van der Waals
titration
kinetic molecular theory
VSEPR
48. **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.
...
equilibrium
combined gas law
electrolytic reactions
49. A hypothetical gas would follow Boyles law under all conditions and is called?
temperature
isothermal process (thermodynamics)
ideal gas
base - acid
50. When a system at equilibrium is disturbed by adding or removing one of hte substances - all the concentrations will change until a new equilibrium point is reached with the same value of Keq.
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