Chapter 4 Flashcards
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What does a base yield?
Hydroxide and water
Solution
Homogenous mixture of two or more substances, any phase
Solute
Substance in the smaller amiunt
Solvent
substance in the larger amount
Aqueous solution
Solvent is water, solute was liquid or solid
Concentration units
(Solute/solvent) or (solute/solution)
Ppm/ppb
Parts per million or billion, goes on bottom of (solute/solvent) or (solute/solution)
Molarity formula
M=n/L
Number of mols formula
n=ML
Hydration
Process by which an ion is surrounded by H2O molecules in the solution
Acids can react with certain what to produce what
Metals, H2 gas
Bases. What solution does what
Aqueous solution conducts electricity
What does an acid yield
H+ in water (H3O =hydronium)
Monoprotic acid
Each unit of acid will yield one H+ upon ionization
Diprotic acid
Yields two units of H+ in two steps
Tripotic acid
Yields 3 H+ in 3 steps
Acid base neutralization
Reaction between an acid and base which produces a salt and H2O
Salt
Ionic compound with a cation other than H+ and an anion other than O2 or OH-
Equivalence point
Point where Reaction is complete
Endpoint
Indicator tells you it’s complete
Solids solubility
Higher solubility at higher temp
Saturated solution
Contains maximum amount of solute that can dissolve in a given volume at a given temp
Super saturated solution
The amount if dissolved solute was more than predicted
How can you reduce your volume
Slow evaporation or slowly lowering temp