chemical solutions Flashcards

1
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mixture

A

when elements and compounds physically combine

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2
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heterogeneous mixture

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unevenly mixed, can see individual components

-sand and water

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3
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suspensions

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larger particles that are not dissolved

-shake well dressings

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4
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homogeneous mixture

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equally mixed, can’t see individual components

-cake batter

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5
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solubility

A

ability to dissolve in other substances

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6
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solvent

A

liquid that will dissolve particles

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7
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solute

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will be dissolved

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8
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aqueous solution

A

dissolved in water

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9
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synthesis reaction

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2 reactants combine to make a new product

-A+B= AB

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10
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decomposition

A

break down

-AB= A +B

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11
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single replacement

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an element in the compound replaces another element

-C+AB= AC + B

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12
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double replacement

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2 elements replace 2 other elements

- AB + CD= AD + BC

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13
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combustion

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requires fuel to burn, needs carbon and hydrogen and yields CO2, water and energy

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14
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Acids

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  • ph of 1-6
  • more H+ ions
  • yogurt, detergent, soda, stomach acid
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15
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bases

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  • ph of 8-14
  • more OH- ions
  • include soap, laxatives, oven cleaners
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16
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Arrhenius theory

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acids have at least one hydrogen atom that forms an hydronium ion when dissolved in water
-bases form OH- in water

17
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Bronsted-Lowry Theory

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acids are H+ donors that increase concentration of hydronium ions
-bases are H+ receivers that increase hydroxide concentration

18
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lewis theory

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acids are e- acceptor and bases are e- donors