Chapter 4 Key Terms Flashcards

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Acid Base Reaction

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Also known as a neutralization reaction, involves an acid and a base combining to produce a salt and water.

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Actual Yield

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The amount of product produced by a reaction in experiment,

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Aqueous solution

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A solution where water is the solvent.

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Arrhenius Definition of Acid and Base

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Acids release H+ when dissolved, bases release OH-

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Complete Ionic Equation

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A representation of a chemical equation that shows all dissolved ions as separate reactants/products

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Concentrated Solution

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A solution that contains a lot of solute relative to solvent

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Dilute solution

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A solution with relatively little solute compared to solvent

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8
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Diprotic acid

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An acid with two protons that can be released when dissolved

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Electrolyte

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A substance that conducts electricity when dissolved in water

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Equivalence point

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The pint in a titration when there is no more reaction to be had

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11
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Gas-evolution reaction

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A reaction where two solutions are mixed and a gas is a product.

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12
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Hydronium ion

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H30+

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13
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Indicator

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A dye which changes color based on pH

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14
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Insoluble

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To be incapable or very difficult to dissolve in water

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15
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Limiting reactant

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The reactant in a reaction that is completely used in a reaction

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16
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Molarity (M)

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The concentration of a solution in moles per Liter

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17
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Molecular Equation

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An equation showing the complete neutral formula for each compound in a reaction.

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18
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Net Ionic Equation

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An equation that only shows the ions which were changed in an equation

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Nonelectrolyte

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A substance which, when dissolved in water, does not conduct electricity.

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Oxidation State/Number

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A number representing the hypothetical charge of an atom

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Oxidation Reduction (Redox) Reaction

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A reaction involving the transfer of electrons and the change of oxidation states.

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Oxidation

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The loss of one or more electrons

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Oxidizing agent

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A substance that is reduced in a redox reaction

24
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Percent yeild

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The percentage of the theoretical yield of a chemical reaction that is produced in an experiment

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Polyprotic acid

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An acid with multiple ionizable protons

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Precipitate

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A solid compound that forms in a solution as part of a precipitation reaction.

27
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Precipitation reaction

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A chemical reaction between two aqueous solutions that results in the formation of a precipitate.

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Reducing agent

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A substance that is oxidized in a redox reaction

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Reduction

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The gaining of one or more electrons

30
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Salt

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An ionic compound made of a non H+ cation and a non OH- anion

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Soluble

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Able to dissolve in water

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Solute

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The minority component of a solution

33
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Solution

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Homogeneous mixture of two substances

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Solvent

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The majority component of a solution

35
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Spectator ion

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An ion in a complete ionic reaction that does not participate in the reaction

36
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Stock solution

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A concentrated solution used in labs to keep from having to keep many concentrations of a solution on hand

37
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Stoichiometry

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The numerical relationships between amounts of reactants and products in a balanced chemical equation

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Strong Acid

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An acid that completely ionizes in a solution

39
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Strong Electrolyte

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An electrolyte that completely disscociates into ions when dissolved in water

40
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Theoretical Yeild

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The greatest possible amount of reaction that can happen

41
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Titration

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When two solutions are mixed, one of known, one of unknown concentration, in order to calculate the unknown concentration.

42
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Weak Acid

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An acid that fails to completely ionize when dissolved in water.

43
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Weak Electrolyte

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An electrolyte that does not completely ionize, and only conducts some electricity