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Principles Of Chem Review Flashcards

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What are the common poly atomic ions that are singly charged anions?

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  1. Acetate (CH3CO2-)
  2. Cyanide (CN-)
  3. Hypochlorite (ClO-)
  4. Chlorite (ClO2-)
  5. Chlorate (ClO3-)
  6. Perchlorate (ClO4-)
  7. Dihydrogen phosphate (h2PO4-)
  8. Hydrogen carbonate (HCO3-)
  9. Hydrogen sulfate (HSO4-)
  10. Hydroxide (OH-)
  11. Permanganate (MnO4-)
  12. Nitrite (NO2-)
  13. Nitrate (NO3-)
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What is the poly atomic ion that is a cation?

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NH4+

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What are the poly atomic ions that are doubly charged anions?

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  1. Carbonate (CO3 2-)
  2. Chromate ( CrO3 2-)
  3. Dichromate (Cr2O7 2-)
  4. Peroxide (O2 2-)
  5. Hydrogen phosphate ( HPO4 2-)
  6. Sulfite ( SO3 2-)
  7. Sulfate (SO4 2-)
  8. Thiosulfate ( S2O3 2-)
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What is the common poly atomic ion that is a triply charged anion?

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Phosphate ( PO4 3-)

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What are the 10 common strong electrolytes?

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Hcl, hbr, hi, hclo4, hno3, h2so4, kbr, nacl, naoh, koh

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What are some common weak electrolytes?

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Ch3co2h and hf

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What are some common nonelectrolytes?

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H20, ch3oh, c2h5oh, c12h22o11

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What is the rule for cations for solubility for ionic compounds in water?

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It is probably soluble if it contains…

  1. Li+
  2. Na+
  3. K+
  4. Rb+
  5. Cs+
  6. NH4+
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A compound is probably soluble if it contains one of the following anions?

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Halides: cl-, br-, I-
Nitrate: no3-
Perchlorate clo4-
Acetate ch3co2-
Sulfate so4 2-
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What are the anions that don’t work in the specific groups?

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Ag+ hg2+ pb2+ ba2+ hg2 2+ pb2+

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Name some common strong acids

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Hclo4- perchloric acid
H2so4 - sulfuric acid 
Hbr - hydrobromic acid
Hcl- hydrochloric acid
Hno3- nitric acid
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What are some common weak acids

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H3po4- phosphoric acid
Hf- hydrofluoric acid
Ch3co2h- acetic acid

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What are some common strong bases

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Naoh sodium hydroxide
Koh potassium hydroxide
Ba(oh)2 barium hydroxide
Ca(oh)2 calcium hydroxide

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What are some common weak bases?

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Nh3 ammonia

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Common oxoacids

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Hno2 nitrous acid
Hno3 nitric acid
H3po4 phosphoric acid
H2so3 sulfurous acid
H2so4 sulfuric acid
Hclo hypochlorous acid
Hclo2 chlorous acid
Hclo3 chloric acid
Hclo4 perchloric acid
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Common oxoanions

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No2- nitrite ion
No3- nitrate ion
Po4 3- phosphate ion
So3 2- sulfite ion
So4 2- sulfate ion
ClO- hypochlorite ion
Clo2- chlorite ion
Clo3- Chlorate ion
Clo4- perchlorate ion
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Molarity

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Mol solute / L solution

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Mole fraction

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Mole a/ mole a+ mole b

Unit less

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Mass %

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G solvent/ g of solution (100)

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Molality

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Mole solute/ kg solvent

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Volume percentage

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Parts by volume of solute per 100 parts by volume of solution

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Parts per million

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Ppm - parts by mass of solute per million parts by mass of solution

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Parts per billion

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Ppb- parts by mass of solute per billion parts by mass of solution

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Normality

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N - number of equivalents of solute per liter of solution

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Rate of solution-= rate of dissolution depends on 3 things…

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  1. Nature of the solute and solvent- strength of the imf
  2. Temperature - higher temperatures increase the rate with which solute molecules diffuse through the solvent
  3. Surface area- the greater the surface area, the higher the rate of dissolution
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Saturated solution

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At equilibrium rate of solution= rate of crystallization

A solution containing the maximum possible amount of dissolved solute at equilibrium

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Supersaturated solution

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A solution containing a great than equilibrium amount of solute

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Henry’s law

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For solutions of gases in liquids, the solubility of a gas is directly proportional to the partial pressure of the gas above the solution

Solubility = kP

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