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Index 329<br />

Gibbs free energy (G), 253–254<br />

glycoside linkages, 319<br />

Graham’s law, 87<br />

ground state, 109, 112<br />

groups, periodic table, 19<br />

half-cell potentials, 270<br />

half-lives (t 1/2), 193, 198–202, 296–298, 302<br />

half-reactions, 56, 266, 269–272, 275–277<br />

heat, 98, 208<br />

heat capacity, 99–101, 162<br />

heat of vaporization, 162<br />

Henderson-Hasselbalch equation, 236<br />

Hess’s law, 102–103<br />

heterogeneous catalysts, 197<br />

homogeneous catalysts, 196<br />

Hund’s rule, 112<br />

hybridization, 149–155<br />

hydrocarbons, 306–311, 322<br />

hydrogen, 160, 166, 270, 282<br />

ideal gas equation, 82–84, 89, 92–93<br />

ideal gases, 86, 88<br />

ideal solutions, 177–178<br />

IE (ionization energy), 121–122, 124<br />

indicators, 71, 237–238<br />

inner transition elements, 19<br />

integrated rate laws, 192–193, 200<br />

intensive properties, 98<br />

intermolecular forces, 157–169<br />

liquids, 161–162<br />

overview, 157–158<br />

phase diagrams, 163–165<br />

solids, 162–163<br />

types of, 158–161<br />

ion-dipole intermolecular forces, 159<br />

ion-electron method, 267<br />

ionic bonds, 129, 130–132, 165–166<br />

ionic compounds, 20, 51, 131–132<br />

ionic equations, 59<br />

ionic solids, 163<br />

ion-induced dipole intermolecular forces, 160<br />

ionization, 51, 63<br />

ionization energy (IE), 121–122, 124<br />

ion product, 240<br />

ions:<br />

chemical formulas, 19–21<br />

common-ion effect, 236<br />

complex, 241, 287–288<br />

ionic radii, 122<br />

ions (Cont.):<br />

net ionic equations, 58–70<br />

nomenclature, 21–26<br />

overview, 121<br />

isoelectronic, 128<br />

isomers, 308<br />

isotopes, 17, 295<br />

joules (J), 98<br />

K a (acid dissociation constant), 223–225<br />

K b (base dissociation constant),<br />

225–226<br />

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

205–206<br />

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

kinetic molecular theory (KMT), 86–88<br />

kinetics, 187–202<br />

Arrhenius equation and activation energy,<br />

194–196<br />

catalysis, 196–197<br />

integrated rate laws, 192–193<br />

overview, 187–188<br />

rate laws, 189–192, 198–200<br />

reaction mechanisms, 197–198<br />

reaction rates, 188–189<br />

KMT (kinetic molecular theory), 86–88<br />

K sp (solubility product constant), 238–240<br />

K w (water dissociation constant), 221–222<br />

l (angular momentum quantum number), 110<br />

lattice energy, 131–132<br />

laws:<br />

gas, 80–83, 89–93<br />

Hess’s, 102–103<br />

integrated rate, 192–193, 200<br />

Law of Conservation of Mass, 32<br />

rate, 189–193, 198–202<br />

reaction rate, 189–192<br />

thermodynamics, 252<br />

Le Châtelier’s principle, 207–209, 216, 249<br />

Lewis Acid-Base theory, 227, 232<br />

Lewis electron-dot symbols, 128–130, 137–141<br />

Lewis structural formulas, 129–130, 133<br />

ligands, 287–288<br />

light, 108–109, 115–116, 316–317<br />

limiting reactants, 36–38<br />

liquids, 3, 161–164, 167<br />

London (dispersion) intermolecular forces,<br />

160–161, 165–167

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