Acid Base Unit Flashcards

1
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What is a solution

A

A homogeneous mixture, you can’t see the different parts

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2
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Solute

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Substance that has been dissolved in a solvent

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3
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Solvent

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Dissolves the solute

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4
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When ionic compounds dissolve they…..

A

Dissociate into different parts

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5
Q

Electrolyte

A

Contains ions

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6
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Non electrolyte

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No ions

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7
Q

Endothermic

A

Absorbs heat

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8
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Exothermic

A

Releases heat

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9
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Endothermic reactions

A

Reactant- bond breaking- bond making product.
Positive

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10
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Exothermic reactions

A

Reactant- bond breaking- bond making product.
Negative

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11
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Bond breaking

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Requires energy

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12
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Bond formation

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Releases energy

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13
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3 ways to calculate concentration

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Percent, parts per million, amount concentration

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14
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3 ways to calculate percent concentration

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Weight solute g/ weight solvent g
Volume solute ml/ volume solvent ml
Weight solute g/ volume solvent ml

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15
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Parts per million

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2 parts in 1000000 you have 2ppm
2mg/1kg

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16
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Amount concentration

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Moles solute/ litres solvent
Mol/ L

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17
Q

Dissociation and ionitation

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Types of dissolving

18
Q

Dissociation

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Separation of ions in solution, only aqueous, ionic compounds will dissociate

19
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Ionization

A

Making of ions in a solution, acids only

20
Q

Factors affecting solubility

A

Temperature, pressure, miscibility

21
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Temperature: solid solute

A

When temp is high solubility is high

22
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Temperature: gas solute

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When temp is high solubility is low

23
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Pressure: gas solute

A

When pressure is high solubility is high

24
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Miscibility

A

The ability to be mixed

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Miscibility: liquide solute
Polar: soluble Non polar: insoluble
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2 ways to perform a dilution
Put water in a stock solution Put stock solution in water
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PoH
Power of hydroxide OH-
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PH
Power of hydrogen H+ or H3O+
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Sig dig rule for PH/PoH
The PH/PoH number of decimal places is the same amount of sig digs the concentration will have
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Strong bases
Contain OH- in formula
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Weak bases
Don’t contain OH- in formula but they make OH- in solution
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H+
Proton
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Polyprotic acids
More than on H+ in formula
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Polyprotic bases
Contain or make more than one OH- ion in formula or solution
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Mono pro tic acids
One H+ in formula
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Mono protic bases
One OH- in formula or solution
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Arrhenius theory
Acids contain H+ and bases contain OH-
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Modified Arrhenius theory
Acids make hydronium H3O in solution Bases make OH in solution
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Dissolving substance in water
Makes reaction faster
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Extra mixture in water will
Sit at bottom and not be dissolved