GNSC 1114 Exam II Review
Use the following guide to help direct your study of the Chemistry in Context book.
Chapter 3: The Chemistry of Global Warming
The greenhouse effect and greenhouse gases
Fates of solar energy
Experimental evidence of global warming
Temperature measurements
CO2 measurements
Correlation
Molecular shape
Lewis structures
VSEPR
Molecule vibrations
Infrared radiation
The carbon cycle: sources and sinks for atmospheric CO2
Atomic mass and molar mass
Avogadro's number and the mole
Additional greenhouse gases
Global warming potential
Modeling global warming
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
Effects of Global Warming
Strategies for changes in greenhouse gas emissions
Sequestration
Kyoto Protocol
Chapter 4: Energy, Chemistry and Society
Definitions of energy, work, heat, temperature
Potential and Kinetic Energy
First law of thermodynamics
Entropy and the second law of thermodynamics
Definitions of exothermic, endothermic, combustion
Calorimeter
Bond energy and heat of combustion
Energy per mole or per gram
Increasing demand for fuel
Advantages and disadvantages of coal
Advantages and disadvantages of petroleum
Distillation and cracking of petroleum
Catalysis
Advantages and disadvantages of biofuels
Sources of biofuels
Importance of Conservation