Chapter 8 exam Flashcards
mass to mass ratios
mg/kg
mass to volume ratios
mg/L
molarity
moles of solute / liter of solution
dilutions formula 1
n initial = Vi x Mf
dilutions formula 2
n final = Vf x Mf
Dilutions formula 3
Vi x Mi = Vf x Mf
solid electrical conductor used to make contact with a solution or other nonmetallic component of an electrical circuit
electrode
solute that produces ions in solution which enables its solution to conduct electricity
electrolyte
ionic substance that dissociates completely when it dissolved in water
strong electrolyte
molecular substance that does not dissolve into ions when it dissolves in water
nonelectrolyte
substance that only partly dissociates into ions when it dissolves in water
weak electolyte
different types of exchange reactions
- precipitation reactions
- acid-base reactions (neutralization reactions)
- oxidation-reduction (redox) reactions
acids
compounds that produce H30+ ions when they dissolve inw ater
an acid that only partly dissociates in aqueous soltuions
weak acids
an acid that completely dissociates in aqueous solutions
strong acids
an acid capable of donating one H+ ion
monorotic acid
an acid capable of donating up to two H+ ions
Diprotic acids
An acid capable of donating up to three H+ ions
triprotic acids
completely dissociates ino ions in aqueous solutions
strong bases
bases that only partially dissociates in aqueous solutions
weak bases
substnaces that can behave as either a proton acceptor or proton donor
amphoteric
reaction in which an acid reacts with a base and produces a solution of a salt in water
Neutralization reaction
there must be one H+ ion for every OH- ion
neutralization reaction
balanced equation that shows all species, including spectator ions, present in a reaction, either as molecular materials or seperate ions
total ionic equation