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Chapter 17 - Water and Aqueous Systems Flashcards

know how to draw the shape of a water molecule

1
Q

What does q=mcΔT stand for?

A

heat = mass x specific heat x Δtemperature change

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Formula for changing temperature

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q=mcΔT

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2
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Formula for NOT changing temperature (boiling and melting)

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q=mL

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3
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What does q=mL stand for?

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heat = mass x latent heat

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4
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freezing (turning into ice), losing energy

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fusion

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5
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liquid → gas

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vaporization

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6
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gas → liquid

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condensation

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7
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solid → liquid

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melting

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8
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Energy to raise object temperature by 1°C

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heat capacity

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9
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Energy to raise 2g of something by 1°C

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specific heat capacity

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10
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Formula to calculate % mass in water

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(mass of water) / (mass of hydrate) x 100

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11
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Solute particles are surrounded by solvent particles

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solvation

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12
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Compound that ionizes incompletely

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weak electrolite

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13
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Homogeneous mixture of water and dissolved substances

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aqueous solution

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14
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The dissolving medium (what you are dissolving something in)

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solvent

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15
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A compound that will conduct current

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electrolyte

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16
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A mixture in which particle size averages between 1 and 100 nm

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colloid

17
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Another name for drying agent (anything that is hygroscopic)

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desiccant

18
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Water in the crystal structure of a substance

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water of hydration

19
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Substance that takes water from the air

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hygroscopic

20
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Another name for wetting agent

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surfactant

21
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Substance that allows other substances to and absorbs water

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wetting agent

22
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Gives off water of hydration

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efflorescent

23
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Absorbs water from the air to form a solution

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deliquescent

24
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Colloid of a liquid in a liquid

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emulsion

25
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Substance that allows emulsions to form

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emulsifying agent

26
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Mixture in which particle size averages greater than 100 nm

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suspension

27
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The substance dissolved in a solution

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solute

28
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The colloidal particles in a suspension

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dispersed phase

29
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Inward force tending to minimize surface area

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surface tension

30
Q

Salt containing water of hydration

A

hydrate

31
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Random movement

A

Brownian motion

32
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The non colloidal material in a colloidal suspension

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dispersion medium

32
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Scattering of light by a dispersion

A

Tyndall effect

32
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Pulls 2 water molecules together

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Hydrogen bond

32
Q

The fact that ice is less dense than water is related to the fact that…

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ice has an open structure (hexagon)

33
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What type of substances disolve in water?

A

salts and polar molecules

34
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What type of substances do not disolve in water?

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non-polar molecules (ex. gases, CO2)

35
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Name the properties of solutions

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  • always homogeneous
  • particles less than 1 nm
36
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Name the properties of suspensions

A
  • always heterogeneous
  • particles greater than 100 nm
37
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Which atoms have the highest electronegativity and ionization energy?

A

Nonmetals

38
Q

Why does water require so much energy to evaporate?

A

Because of structure and hydrogen bonding

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