Halo-halo Flashcards

1
Q

is the equilibrium constant for a solid substance dissolving in an aqueous solution (heterogenous equilibria). It represents the level at which a solute dissolves in solution.

A

Solubility product constant

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2
Q

is
the concentration of
solute in a saturated
aqueous solution.

A

Molar solubility

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3
Q

any ion in the solution that is
common to the ionic compound being dissolved.

A

Common ion

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4
Q

Says that if an external stress is applied to a system at equilibrium, the system adjusts in such a way that the stress is partially offset as the system reaches a new equilibrium
position.

A

Le Chatelier’s Principle

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5
Q

indicates the closeness of
the measurement to its true or
accepted value (Skoog et al., 2020)

A

Accuracy

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6
Q

describes the
reproducibility of measurements or
the closeness of the results

A

Precision

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7
Q

is the absolute error divided by the true
value expressed in percent, ppt, or ppm.

A

Relative Error

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8
Q

causes data
to be scattered more or less
symmetrically around a mean
value.

A

Random Error

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9
Q

causes the mean of a set of
data to differ from the accepted
value

A

Systematic error

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10
Q

occasionally
occurs, are often large, and may
cause a result to be either high or
lo

A

Gross Errors

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11
Q

are caused
by imperfections in measuring devices
and instabilities in their components.

A

Instrument errors

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12
Q

nonideal
chemical or physical behavior of the
reagents and reactions upon which
an analysis is based.

A

Method errors

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13
Q

Measurements
requiring personal judgment (personal
limitations). Judgments of this type are
often subject to systematic, unidirectional
errors

A

Personal errors

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14
Q

independent of
the size of the sample being analyzed.

A

Constant errors

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15
Q

increased or
decreased in proportion to the size of the
sample

A

Proportional errors

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16
Q

Provides a good estimation of s based on the data from a series of similar
samples obtained over a long period of time

A

Pooled Stdev

17
Q

define a numerical interval around an experimentally determined 𝑥ҧthat contains μ with a certain degree of
probability

A

Confidence limits

18
Q

measurement that is not consistent with the other set of measurements

A

Outlier