Chemistry II - Electronegativity, Hybridization, and Chromatography

Chemistry II - Electronegativity, Hybridization, and Chromatography

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T/F Reverse phase is the opposite of TLC

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Section 1

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T/F Reverse phase is the opposite of TLC

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T/F A pi bond CAN exist independently of a sigma bond.

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F These CANNOT exist without each other. It is important to remember that a double bond consists of one pi bond and one sigma bond.

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What is the most fundamental extraction/solubility rule?

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Like will dissolve like

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Injected compounds in gas chromatography must have what property?

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They must be volatile

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Each magnetic quantum number (ml) describes the orbitals within a subshell. Each can hold exactly two electrons that have magnetic spins of what? What describes these?

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They can have overall magnetic spins of (+1/2) or (-1/2)

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T/F In distillation, a high temperature can be used to more efficiently separate compounds.

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F This cannot occur because the compounds will degrade and the higher boiling point compound needs to stay in the solvent. A vacuum distiller can be used to lower the boiling point if needed.

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How do anti or bonding molecular orbitals occur?

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These are obtained by adding or subtracting the wave functions of molecular orbitals. Anti is when destructive interference occurs and bonding is when constrictive interference occurs.

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T/F In size-exclusion chromatography, LARGER proteins will move more quickly through the mobile phase.

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How does the solvent creep up the TLC plate?

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Capillary action

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Will 2-hydroxybutanal or butane have a higher Rf value on a traditional TLC plate?

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The LESS polar substance that is less attached to the stationary phase (the silica gel) will have a higher value as it moves up the plate, so the butane will have a higher Rf value.

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How much s character does methane have?

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Since the carbon in the center is sp³ hybridized, it is 25% s character and 75% p character.

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How should a solvent for recrystallization be chosen?

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The product should ONLY be soluble at very high temperatures

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What is the purpose of a boiling chip in a distilling column?

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This breaks the surface tension and prevents superheating

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How can liquids with VERY close boiling points be distilled?

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Increasing the surface area in the distillation column (more nooks and crannies)

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What is the purpose of vacuum distillation?

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This lowers the boiling point of a liquid with a boiling point over 150 degrees C.

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The three quantum numbers (n, l, and m) describe the size, shape, and orientation of orbitals in an atom. What do these three numbers describe?

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The n quantum number describes the energy level. The l (azimuthal quantum number) describes the subshell. This subshell can consist of s, p, d, f, or other orbitals. The m describes the individual orbitals. Each has from -l to l subshells.

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T/F Any two solvents can be used for an extraction.

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F Only two immiscible solvents can be used.

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