Chemistry Flashcards

1
Q

no crystal lattice

A

liquid water

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2
Q

crystal lattice forms

A

in ice

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3
Q

which is more dense, water or ice

A

water is more dense

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4
Q

polar molecules and ions dissolve readily in water

A

hydrophilic

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5
Q

non polar molecules do not dissolve in water

A

hydrophobic

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6
Q

water loving

A

hydrophilic

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7
Q

water fearing

A

hydrophobic

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8
Q

what is hydrophobic interaction

A

water forces nonpolar molecules together

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9
Q

why do hydrophobic ineractions occur

A

minimizes the disruptive effects of non polar molecules on the hydrogen bonded water network

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10
Q

name the chemical bonds (strong to weak)

A

covalent, h-bonding, ionic, hydrophobic, van der waals

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11
Q

what is a mole

A

the amount of a substance in grams whose weight is equal to its molecular weight

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12
Q

what is 1 molar solution

A

one mole of a compound dissolved in water to make one liter

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13
Q

release/donate h+ ions

A

acids

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14
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accept h+ ions

A

base

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15
Q

what is a buffer

A

makes the overall solution resistant to pH change

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16
Q

what do buffers react with

A

both acids and bases

17
Q

pH is defined as

A

the negative logarithm of h+ concentration in moles/liter

18
Q

name the macromolecules

A

lipids, sugars/carbohydrates, proteins, nucleic acids

19
Q

reaction to remove a monomer from a polymer

A

condensation reaction

water is released

20
Q

reaction to add a monomer from a polymer

A

hydrolysis

water is added