Memorandum To: CHM 1045 Recitation Instructors Dillhyon, Martin, Callihan, Guile From: Robley Light Date: April 15, 1996 Re: Recitation 14, week of April 15 Return tests and go over them. Double check your recitation grades with the students, and get them to me by the end of the week if you can. Review as much as you can of the following topics from Chapter 11: Intermolecular forces: Charged species: ionic bonding, ion-dipole Neutral species: hydrogen bonding, dipole-dipole, dispersion Predict relative boiling points of various substances. Water structure and H-bonding. Properties of liquids: viscosity, surface tension, vapor pressure Effect of temperature on vapor pressure. Comparison of vapor pressure of different species--relation to intermolecular forces. (I mentioned the Clausius-Clapeyron equation, but will not make them responsible for it except to know that the effect of T on vapor pressure depends on the delta H of fusion). Heating curve of water. Phase diagrams: general case, and specific case of CO2 and H2O Critical point; triple point; note slope of ice/water curve. Types of solids (Table 11.6) Unit cells: cover 3 examples: primitive cubic, body-centered cubic, face-centered cubic number of atoms per unit cell in each Close packing of spheres: hexagonal and cubic Make-up exams are on Friday: Room 113 HTL at 8:00; room 219 HTL at 12:20 (Can one of you be at the room at the designated time, the other meet in the lecture hall to bring other students over? One should then be enough to proctor). Let me know if you can schedule a help session late this week or early next week, and when and where it will be.