Spring 2008 Chem 1451: Menu of Possible Final Exam Topics

Your final lasts 2 hours and is worth 200 points (like taking back to back hour exams).

Count on 120-150 points from review material and 80-50 points from new material in Ch's 18 and 22.

You will be given any equations and tables that were also given on the regular exams (refer to boardlist).

Chapter 10 Problems #34 – 40, 99
dipoles of molecules (1^st Q of 1^st Exam)

intermolecular forces and their effect on bp and fp

vapor pressure and intermolecular forces

phase diagrams

Chapter 11
interconversion of concentration units M,m,%, and ppX (#5,6 1^st Exam), #3 – 5, 6-10, 53,57

P_vap of solutions #13-15

intermolecular forces and their effect on solubility 42,43

gas solubility (conceptual only)

Chapter 12
Energy distribution curves (ie. Fig. 12.15) vs Reaction energy profiles (ie. Fig. 12.14)

Integrated rate equations (#5 2^nd Exam) 7,9,11

Mechanisms (#8 2^nd Exam) 13,92,108,110

Chapter 13
Much of this chapter is repeated in Ch's 15,16,17.

Manipulations of K (#1,a,b, 4 3^rd Exam)
Which way will it shift? (#2a 3^rd Exam; #3, 4^th exam) 9, 10

LeChatelier’s principle 78-87 and Ch 16.96,97 (#2c 3^rd Exam; #1a, #2,3 4^th Exam)

Chapter 15
When particular compounds dissolve in water will they give acidic, basic, or neutral solutions 25,91,92 (#7, 3^rd Exam)

Lewis acids and bases 100,101 (#8 3^rd Exam)

Chapter 16
acid/base reaction problems requiring a pH calculation of the resulting solution (#5b, 6 4^th Exam)

K_sp like (#1, #2, #4, 4^th Exam) 90-95

Chapter 17

DG meaning and its calculation by summing reactions (Hess' Law, #4 2^nd exam)

DG_f^o (#2a 2^nd Exam) Sec. 17.9, see also Sec. 8.10
Calculating K from DG 84 – 86,88 (#1c 3^rd Exam)

Chapter 18
As assigned on boardlist and syllabus

Chapter 22
As assigned on boardlist and syallbus