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    This document provides an overview of key concepts from several chemistry chapters, including: 1) Chemical reactions are described by various equations and depend on observable properties like color, odor, and temperature changes. 2) The combined gas law states that in a gas, the pressure, temperature, and volume are interrelated and changing one results in changes to the others. 3) Energy changes in chemical reactions are quantified using thermochemical equations by measuring heat with a calorimeter. 4) Chemical equilibria occur when reversible reactions lead to a balance between forward and reverse reactions, which can be homogeneous or heterogeneous systems described by equilibrium constant expressions.

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    This document provides an overview of key concepts from several chemistry chapters, including: 1) Chemical reactions are described by various equations and depend on observable properties like color, odor, and temperature changes. 2) The combined gas law states that in a gas, the pressure, temperature, and volume are interrelated and changing one results in changes to the others. 3) Energy changes in chemical reactions are quantified using thermochemical equations by measuring heat with a calorimeter. 4) Chemical equilibria occur when reversible reactions lead to a balance between forward and reverse reactions, which can be homogeneous or heterogeneous systems described by equilibrium constant expressions.

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    This document provides an overview of key concepts from several chemistry chapters, including: 1) Chemical reactions are described by various equations and depend on observable properties like color, odor, and temperature changes. 2) The combined gas law states that in a gas, the pressure, temperature, and volume are interrelated and changing one results in changes to the others. 3) Energy changes in chemical reactions are quantified using thermochemical equations by measuring heat with a calorimeter. 4) Chemical equilibria occur when reversible reactions lead to a balance between forward and reverse reactions, which can be homogeneous or heterogeneous systems described by equilibrium constant expressions.

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    MAPPING CONCEPT

     Chapter 10 (Chemical Reactions)

    Chemical Reactions

    Evidence of Classes of Described by

    Color Synthesis Net ionic equation

    Odor Combustion Change in energy

    Temperature Decomposition Word equation

    Physical state Single Complete ionic


    Replacement equation

    Energy Double Replacement Chemical equation


    Reactions

    Chapter 14 (Gaseous)

    Combined Gas Law

    Remains constant:

    Pressure Temperature Volume

    Results in:

    Boyle’s law Charles’s law Gay-Lussac’s law


    Chapter 16 (Energy and Chemical Change)

    Half of Reaction

    Units Expressed by
    Measured with

    Joule Calorine
    Thermochemical
    equation
    Calorimeter

    Chapter 18 (Chemical Equilbrium)


    Reversible
    reaction

    Lead to

    Chemical equilibria

    Can be Described by

    Heterogenous Homogeneous
    equilibria Equilibrium constant
    equilibria
    expressions
    Chapter 20 (Redox Reaction):

    Redox reaction

    Consist of two

    Half reactions

    called
    oxidation reduction

    In which atoms

    Lose electron Gains electron

    And the oxidation number

    Increases Decreases

    Chapter 21 (Electrochemistry):

    Electrochemical cells

    Consist of two

    Electrodes Immersed in an Electrolytes

    Which include an And a

    Cathode Anode

    At which

    Reduction occurs Oxidation occurs

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