chapter 8 and 9 Flashcards

1
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solution

A

homogeneous mixture of 2 or more substances

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2
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Molarity

A

The amount of moles of a substance in a given liter

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3
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if concentration is in molarity what is volume in

A

LITERS

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4
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Strong electrolyte

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when dissolved in water, conducts electricity well. Breaks down into ions

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5
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Weak electrolyte

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when dissolved into water. these conduct electricity weakly. low charge low conduction

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6
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non electrolyte

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dont conduct eletricity
does not dissociate into ions
ex sugar

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7
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What are the 3 types of reactions we covered

A

precipitate
acid base
redux

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8
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precipitate reactions

A

2 solutions combine to form a solid

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9
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chemical equation

A

the normal equation you are thinking of

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10
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complete ionic solution

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this is the normal equation except rather than writing each compound, break each into ions and make a coeffiicient with their total numbers

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11
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net ionic Equations

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The ionic equation without the spectator ions

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12
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spectator ions

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the ions that do not change or engage in chemistry

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13
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acid base reactions

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the reactions of a proton/base and a hydroxide in order to form water, or something and water

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14
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redox reactions

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reaction in which one element is reduced and one is oxidized

transfer of one electron to another element

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15
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oxidation state

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the basic charge of each indevidual atom

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16
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sum of oxidation states on an atom

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charge of speciec

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17
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oxidation

A

losing an electron

18
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reduction

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gaining an electron

19
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oxidation state of an element or atom in its natural alone form

A

0

20
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alkali metals oxidation state

A

1+

21
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alkaline earthmetals oxidation state

A

+2

22
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Fleuronine oxidation state

A

-1

23
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hydrogen oxidation state

A

+1 CC

24
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Oxygen oxidation state

A

-2 CC

25
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Halogens oxidation state

A

-1

26
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chalogens oxidation state (o row)

A

-2

27
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pnictogens oxidation state (N row)

A

-3

28
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the most electronegative element will

A

have the negative oxidation state

29
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Thermochemistry

A

the study of the relationship between chemnistry and energy

30
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energy is

A

either the capacity to do work or heat

31
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work(omega)

A

a force applied acoss a given distance

coherent,directed

32
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heat(q)

A

the amount od energu that can be used to raise the temperature of an object some delta t

incoherent indiredt

33
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heat flows…

A

between objects in contact of different temps

34
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heat and work are ways in wich

A

eneergu is transfered between substances

35
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kinetic energy

A

the energy associated with motion

thermal energy that can be transfered as heat from one atom or molecule to another

36
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KE

A

1/2mv^2

37
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Potential energy

A

a function of position and composition

energy stored between bonds

38
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temp

A

the measure of the average KE of all of the molecules

39
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law of conservation of energuy

A

cant be created or destroyed

40
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1st law of thermodynamics

A

total energu of the universe is constant

41
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internal energu(E)

A

the sum of the KE and the PE

42
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state function

A

energy of a system only depends on state of the system not on how it came to be