Chapter Two - Water Flashcards

1
Q

how does water interact with each other?

A

-van der Waals interactions

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2
Q

the strength of dispersion forces increase with _____

A

molecule size

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3
Q

hyrdophilic

A

water loving

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4
Q

hydrophobic

A

water fearing

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5
Q

_____ is responsible for hydrophobicity

A

entropy

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6
Q

amphiphiles form _____ and ______ in water

A

micelles, bilayers

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7
Q

water moves by ____

A

osmosis

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8
Q

when will water reach equilibrium?

A

-if column of fluid above it exerts same pressure equal to osmotic pressure

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9
Q

solutes move by _____

A

diffusion

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10
Q

what ions are present in water?

A

H+ and OH-

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11
Q

in neutral water….

A

[H+]=[OH-] = 10^-7M

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12
Q

acidic solutions:

A

[H+]>10^-7

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13
Q

basic solutions:

A

[OH-]>-7

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14
Q

pH =

pOH =

A
  • log[H+]

- log[OH-]

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15
Q

pH + pOH =

A

14

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16
Q

any compound with pKa < 14 is _____ and will ____ in water which will thereby ____ the pH

A
  • acidic
  • deprotonate
  • lower
17
Q

pH =

A

pKa + log [A-]/[HA]

18
Q

what is a buffer designed to do?

A

-resist pH changes

19
Q

How does buffer work?

A

-maintaining large reserve of both HA and A-

20
Q

What happens when H+ is added to the buffer?

A

-protonates some of the A- turning them into HA

21
Q

what happens when H+ is added to buffer if both [HA] and [A-] are large?

A
  • net changes relatively small

- pH approximately unchanged