States of Matter, Liquids, and Intermolecular Forces
Comparison of phases, phase transitions and diagrams, liquid surface tension and viscosity, and intermolecular forces explaining liquid properties.
Diagnostic coverage: 4 questionsUNIVERSITY CHEMISTRY · ORIGINAL ENGLISH QUESTIONS
General Chemistry II diagnostic test
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Solutions and Colligative Properties
Solution types and formation, solubility, concentration expressions, vapor pressure, boiling-point elevation, freezing-point depression, osmosis, and ionic colligative effects.
Diagnostic coverage: 4 questionsChemical Kinetics
Reaction rates and their experimental determination, concentration and time dependence, temperature effects, collision and transition-state ideas, Arrhenius equation, elementary steps, rate laws, mechanisms, and catalysis.
Diagnostic coverage: 4 questionsChemical Equilibrium
Dynamic equilibrium, equilibrium constants including heterogeneous systems, reaction direction, equilibrium concentrations, responses to composition, pressure, temperature, and catalysts.
Diagnostic coverage: 4 questionsAcids and Bases
Arrhenius, Brønsted–Lowry, and Lewis concepts; relative acid-base strength; molecular structure and acid strength; water autoionization; strong acids and bases; and pH.
Diagnostic coverage: 3 questionsAcid–Base Equilibria
Acid and base ionization equilibria, polyprotic acids, acid-base behavior of salt solutions, common-ion effect, and buffers.
Diagnostic coverage: 2 questionsSolubility and Precipitation Equilibria
Use Ksp, molar solubility and the common-ion effect to reason about dissolution and precipitation.
Diagnostic coverage: 1 questionsThermodynamics and Equilibrium
Entropy and the second and third laws, free energy and spontaneity, interpretation of free energy, relation of standard free energy to equilibrium constant, and temperature effects on free energy.
Diagnostic coverage: 4 questionsElectrochemistry
Voltaic-cell construction and notation, cell and standard electrode potentials, equilibrium constants from potentials, concentration dependence, Nernst equation, and electrolysis stoichiometry.
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