A-Level Chemistry - Physical Chemistry

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  • Define the term first ionisation energy.
  • State Hess's Law.
  • Explain the effect of increasing temperature on reaction rate using collision theory.
  • Define standard lattice energy.
  • State Le Chatelier's Principle.
  • Explain how an acidic buffer solution maintains a nearly constant pH.
  • What does the gradient represent in an Arrhenius plot of ln k against 1/T?
  • How is the partial pressure of a gas calculated in a mixture?
  • Define the standard electrode potential of a half-cell.
  • What is the thermodynamic condition for a reaction to be feasible?
  • How is a zero-order reactant identified from a concentration-time graph?
  • Define electronegativity.
  • Define activation energy.
  • Give the expression for the ionic product of water and its value at 298 K.
  • Define the standard enthalpy change of atomisation.

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