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328 INDEX<br />

electrodes, 268–269<br />

electrolysis, 274–277<br />

electrolytes, 51, 59, 183–184<br />

electrolytic cells, 273–274, 277<br />

electromagnetic spectrum, 108–109, 294<br />

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

electron capture, 294–295<br />

electron clouds, 109, 160<br />

electron configuration, 111–115, 122–124<br />

electron density, 109, 160<br />

electronegativity, 130, 133, 141, 284–286<br />

electron-group geometry, 146–149, 153–154<br />

electrons, 107–117<br />

Bohr’s model, 109<br />

capture, 294–295<br />

configuration, 111–115<br />

electron affinity, 122–123<br />

light and matter, 108–109, 115–116<br />

overview, 16–17, 107–108<br />

quantum mechanics, 109–111<br />

elementary steps, 198<br />

elements, 281–289<br />

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

complex ions, 287–288<br />

coordination compounds, 286–287<br />

hydrogen, 282<br />

metals, 283<br />

nonmetals, 284–286<br />

overview, 281–282<br />

periodic table, 17–19, 120<br />

periodic trends, 119–126<br />

transition metals, 286<br />

emissions:<br />

alpha, 293, 295<br />

beta, 293, 295<br />

gamma, 294<br />

positron, 294<br />

empirical formulas, 19, 38–39, 129–130<br />

endpoints, 71, 237<br />

energy:<br />

activation, 194–196<br />

Aufbau principle, 111–112<br />

Bohr’s model, 109<br />

bond, 137<br />

and calorimetry, 104–105<br />

of electromagnetic spectrum, 108–109<br />

Gibbs free energy, 253–254<br />

ionization, 121–122<br />

lattice, 131–132<br />

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

energy (Cont.):<br />

and reactions, 98–101<br />

units of, 98<br />

enthalpy change (∆H), 101–102<br />

entropy (S), 252–253, 261<br />

equations:<br />

Arrhenius, 54, 194–196, 200–201<br />

balanced chemical, 32–36, 41<br />

combined gas, 81, 89<br />

Henderson-Hasselbalch, 236<br />

ideal gas, 82<br />

ionic, 59<br />

Nernst, 272–273<br />

net ionic, 58–70<br />

Schrödinger’s, 110<br />

van der Waals, 88<br />

equilibria (see Chemical equilibria)<br />

equilibrium constants (K c and K p), 205–206<br />

equivalence point, 71, 237, 242<br />

excited states, 109, 112<br />

extensive properties, 98<br />

Factor-Label Method, 6<br />

families, periodic table, 19<br />

faradays, 273<br />

fission, 299–300, 302<br />

formation constant (K f), 241<br />

formulas<br />

chemical, 19–21<br />

empirical, 19, 38–39, 129–130<br />

Lewis structural, 129–130, 133<br />

molecular, 19, 39, 129<br />

structural, 129–130<br />

free energy, 253–254<br />

freezing-point depression, 178–179<br />

frequency, 108<br />

functional groups, 311, 322<br />

fusion, 299–300, 302<br />

G (Gibbs free energy), 253–254<br />

galvanic cells, 268–270, 277<br />

gamma emissions, 294<br />

gases, 79–95<br />

kinetic molecular theory of, 86–88<br />

laws, 80–83, 89–93<br />

nonideal, 88–89<br />

overview, 3, 79–80<br />

stoichiometry, 83–85<br />

geometry (see Electron-group geometry;<br />

Molecular geometry)

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