unit 1 - chapter 3 (water) Flashcards

1
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what is polar covalent bonding?

A

unequal sharing of electron pair (partial positive & negative)

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2
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what are the 4 properties of water?

A

cohesion of water molecules, moderation of temperature by water, ice floats, and water is the solution

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3
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what is cohesion?

A

water sticks to itself

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4
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what does cohesion cause?

A

surface temperature

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5
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what is adhesion?

A

water sticks to other things

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6
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what is heat?

A

total kinetic energy

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7
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what is temperature?

A

average kinetic energy

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8
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what is heat?

A

a form of energy

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9
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what is heat measured in?

A

calories or joules

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10
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what is specific heat?

A

amount of heat required to change temperature

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11
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what’s in the blank?
water changes temperature more _____ than other substances

A

slowly

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12
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what’s in the blank?
water requires a _____ input of energy to change temperature

A

greater

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13
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what kind of specific heat does water have and what does this mean?

A

high specific heat, it can moderate temperature very well

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14
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why does ice float?

A

it has a lower density than water

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15
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what is a solution?

A

a uniform mixture of 2 or more substances

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16
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what is a solvent?

A

the liquid dissolving reagent in a solution

17
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what is a solute?

A

the dissolved reagent in a solution

18
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why does salt dissolve well in water?

A

the Cl- anions and Na+ cations get surrounded by the water molecules and can’t join back unless the water disappears

19
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what does hydrophilic mean?

A

substances that are attracted to water

20
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what does hydrophobic mean?

A

substances that repel water

21
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what type of substances are usually hydrophilic?

A

generally ionic or polar substances

22
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what type of substances are usually hydrophobic?

A

non-polar and non-ionic substances (like oils)

23
Q

what is molecular weight the sum of?

A

all atomic weights

24
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what is molarity?

A

the # of moles of solute per liter

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what is avagadro's number?
6.02 x 10^23 particles in 1 mole of substance
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what is an acidic pH?
0-7
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what is a basic pH?
7-14
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what is a neutral pH?
7
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what's in the blank? _____ are more reactive than water
ions
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what are compounds that contribute H+?
acids
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what are compounds that contribute OH-?
bases
32
what does the pH scale measure?
the concentration of protons
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is lower pH more acidic or more basic?
more acidic
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what is the equation relating pH and pOH?
pH + pOH = 14
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what are buffers?
they act as acids, bases, or both; buffers minimize changes in pH
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what's in the blank? buffers are _____ ionizing
weakly
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what is an important buffer in vertebrate blood?
bicarbonate
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how do buffers minimize changes in pH?
they absorb protons
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what is an example of an ecological effect of pH?
acid precipitation