Water - TRQ Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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Aggregates of amphipathic molecules in water are called…

A

micelles

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2
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Buffers are mixtures of…

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Weak acids and their conjugate bases

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3
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Entropy increases as substances…

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Dissolve in water

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4
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HendersonHasselbach equation is…

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pH = pKa + log (A-/HA)

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5
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Hydrophilic means…

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Water-loving

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6
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Hydrophobic means…

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Water-hating

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7
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Kw = 1 x 10^-14 M^2 at…

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25ºC

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8
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Small changes in pH produces _____ changes in the rate of a process.

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Large

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9
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As crystalline substances dissolve in water…

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Entropy increases

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10
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At 25ºC, Kw always equals…

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1 x 10^-14 M^2

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11
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Compounds that dissolve easily in water are ___ and ___.

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Hydrophilic; polar

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12
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Compounds that do NOT dissolve easily in water are ___ and ___.

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hydrophobic; nonpolar

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13
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Compounds that contain regions that are polar AND regions that are nonpolar are called…

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Amphipathic

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14
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For all weak acids, when [HA] = [A-]…

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pH = pKa

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15
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If two solutions differ in pH by 1 pH unit, that means that one solution has ____ than the other.

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10 times the [H+]

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16
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If two solutions differ in pH by 2 pH unit, that means that one solution has ____ than the other.

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100 times the [H+]

17
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In the formation of a micelle, what regions are found on the exterior surface?

18
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In the formation of a micelle, what regions are sequestered in the interior?

19
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Reactions in which the elements of water are added are called…

20
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Reactions in which the elements of water are eliminated are called…

21
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The buffering region of an aqueous system occur…

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Between pKa +/- 1

22
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The ion product of water, Kw is equal to…

23
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The most stable structure of a macromolecule contains…

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Maximized weak interactions

24
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The most stable structure of a macromolecule is the…

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Native structure

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The stronger the tendency to dissociate a proton, the...
Stronger the acid
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The stronger the tendency to dissociate a proton, the...
Lower the pKa
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The sum of all the hydrogen bonds between H2O molecules allows liquid water to confer great internal...
Cohesion
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The electronegative atoms that participate in hydrogen bonding include...
O, F, N
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The normal pH of blood is...
7.4
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The symbol p denotes...
-log
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The type of forces that hold nonpolar regions of molecules together are called...
Hydrophobic interactions
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Weak intermolecular forces between molecules as a result of inducing polarizing on one another are called...
Van der Waals interactions
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What is the electron geometry of a water molecule?
Tetrahedral
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What is the molecular geometry of a water molecule?
Bent
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What type of solvent is water?
Polar
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When the rate of the forward reaction equals the rate of the reverse reaction, the reaction is in...
Equilibrium