Chapter 5 Vocabulary Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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mol/L

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Molarity (M)

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2
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M1V1 = M2V2

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Dilution

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3
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What type of water molecule is water?

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Polar

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4
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uneven balance of charges (will dissolve in water)

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Polar

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5
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Even balance of charges

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nonpolar

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6
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interacts with oxygen

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Cation

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7
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interacts with Hydrogen

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Anion

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8
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Ions in water the conduct electricity

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Electrolyte

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9
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covalent / molecular compounds don’t make ions

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Non-electrolytes

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10
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completely dissolves

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Strong Electrolyte

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11
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doesn’t dissolve

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Weak Electrolyte

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12
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an attraction between two atoms that already participate in other chemical bonds

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Hydrogen bonds

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13
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What has covalent bonds that can break in water?

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Acids

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14
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some acids break down completely

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strong acid & strong electrolyte

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15
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some acids break down only partially

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weak acid & weak electrolyte

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16
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Produces H+ in water

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Produces OH- in water

18
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Releases more than 1 H+

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Polyprotic acids

19
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H2SO4

20
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H3PO4

21
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a chemical equation where all dissolved ionic compounds are written as their individual ions

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Complete ionic equation

22
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a chemical equation that only shows the ions or molecules directly participating in a reaction, excluding any “spectator ions” which are present on both sides of the reaction and do not change during the process

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Net ionic equation

23
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electrons are transferred from one molecule to another

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Oxidation-reduction reaction (redox)

24
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loss of electrons, becomes more positive (+)

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Gain of electrons, becomes more negative (-)
Reduction
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OIL RIG
Oxidation Is Loss of electrons, Reduction Is Gaining
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reaction of a substance with O2 to form one or more oxygen-containing compound, often including H2O
Combustion Reactions
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If one atom causes another to be oxidized, it is the
Oxidizing agent
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If one atom causes another to be reduced, it is the
Reducing agent
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If a substance was oxidized, it is also a
reducing agent
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If a substance was reduced, it is also an
oxidizing agent