5.4 Flashcards

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1
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Define cohesion

A

Bonding between H2O molecules.

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Define adhesion

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Bonding between H2O molecules & other substances.

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3
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Define solvent

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Something that causes another substance to dissolve.

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4
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Define specific heat

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The amount of energy it takes to heat up 1 gram of a substance by 1 degree Celsius.

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5
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Define heat of vaporization

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The amount of energy it takes for water to evaporate to become water vapor, hydrogen bonds must be completely broken.

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6
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Define concentration

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The specific amount of a solute in a solution.

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7
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Define pH

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pH stands for potential hydrogen, it measures the acidity of a substance.

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8
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Define pOH

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pOH is the hydroxide ions in a substance.

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9
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Define hydroxide ion

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OH.

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10
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Define hydronium ion

A

H3O.

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11
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Define acid

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An acid is 0-6 on the pH scale.

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12
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Define base

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A base is 8-14 on the pH scale.

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13
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What are the five properties of water?

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Cohesion & adhesion, solvent, more dense than ice, high specific heat, heat of vaporization.

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How do water’s polarity and ability to form hydrogen give it those properties?

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Water’s strong polarity allows it to form strong bonds with other substances and the hydrogen bonds let it form strong bonds with itself.

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15
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In what ways are the properties of water important to living things?

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Surface tension lets some animals walk on water, it is vital for the transportation of nutrients, ice melting makes it travel through the warmer water and cycle nutrients, its high specific heat makes temperatures stay close to the same throughout years, and sweating is used to cool animals down

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16
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What are the other values of a substance when the pH is 6?

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pOH is 8, [H3O] is 10^-6, and [OH] is 10^-8

17
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Is a substance with a pOH of 9 an acid, a base, or neutral?

A

An acid.