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Index 327<br />

chemical formulas, 19–21<br />

chemistry, 1–14<br />

calculations, 6–11<br />

overview, 1–3<br />

properties of matter, 3–4<br />

units of measurement, 4–6<br />

coefficients, 32–33, 35, 44, 214, 244<br />

colligative properties, 177–184<br />

colloids, 179–180<br />

combined gas equation, 81, 89<br />

common-ion effect, 236, 239<br />

complex ions, 241, 286–288<br />

compounds:<br />

binary, 22<br />

coordination, 286–287<br />

covalent, 21, 60, 132–133<br />

hydrogen, 282<br />

ionic, 20, 131–132<br />

and metals, 283<br />

nomenclature, 21–26<br />

and nonmetals, 285<br />

and octet rule, 140<br />

organic, 306<br />

overview, 19<br />

oxyacids, 137<br />

and solubility, 51<br />

(See also Organic chemistry)<br />

concentration:<br />

and common ions, 239–240<br />

and equilibrium, 205–207, 213<br />

and kinetics, 188–193<br />

and titrations, 241–242<br />

units, 172–176<br />

of weak acids, 225<br />

(See also Molarity (M))<br />

concentration cells, 272<br />

condensation polymers, 321–322<br />

condensation reactions, 319<br />

conductivity, band theory of, 283–284<br />

configuration, electron, 111–115<br />

conjugate acid-base pairs, 220, 226,<br />

236–237, 245<br />

constants:<br />

acid dissociation, 223–225<br />

base dissociation, 225–226<br />

equilibrium, 205–206<br />

formation, 241<br />

gas law, 80–83<br />

rate, 189<br />

solubility product, 238–240<br />

constants (Cont.):<br />

water dissociation, 221–222<br />

weak acid and base dissociation, 224, 232<br />

conversions, mass/energy, 298–299<br />

coordination compounds, 286–287<br />

core electrons, 115, 120<br />

covalent bonds, 132–135, 149–153, 165<br />

covalent compounds, 21, 51<br />

critical points, 164, 167<br />

Crystal Field theory, 286–287<br />

crystal lattices, 3, 162–163<br />

crystalline solids, 162–163<br />

cyclic alkenes and alkynes, 307, 310<br />

Dalton’s law, 80, 92<br />

Daniell cell, 269<br />

decay, nuclear, 193, 293–297, 300–304<br />

density, 8–11<br />

deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), 315<br />

∆H (εντηαλπψχηανγε), 101–102<br />

dilution, 172, 176<br />

Dimensional Analysis, 2, 6–9<br />

dipoles:<br />

dipole-dipole intermolecular forces,<br />

159–160<br />

dipole-induced dipole intermolecular forces,<br />

160<br />

ion-dipole intermolecular forces, 159<br />

ion-induced dipole intermolecular forces,<br />

160<br />

London force, 160–161<br />

overview, 165–167<br />

disaccharides, 314<br />

dispersion (London) intermolecular forces,<br />

160–161, 165–167<br />

displacement reactions, 57<br />

DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), 315<br />

dynamic equilibrium state, 204<br />

E° (standard reduction potentials), 270–272, 278<br />

EA (electron affinity), 122–125, 284–285<br />

effective nuclear charges, 120–124<br />

electrochemistry, 265–279<br />

electrolysis, 274–277<br />

electrolytic cells, 273–274<br />

galvanic cells, 268–270<br />

Nernst equation, 272–273<br />

overview, 265–266<br />

redox reactions, 266–268<br />

standard reduction potentials, 270–272

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