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1
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What are ionic compounds usually made of?

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A metal and a non metal

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What is an anion?

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an atom or element with a negative charge (more electrons then protons)

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What is a cation?

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an atom or element with a positive charge (more protons then electrons)

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What are some properties of ionic compounds

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  • When soluble they are able to conduct electricity
  • They are packed highly in an ordered arrangement (pattern called a crystal lattice)
  • Hard
  • Brittle
    High melting/boiling points
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What are the two types of ionic compounds

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Binary: 2 elements
Polyatomic: Metal + Ion made of more then 2 elements

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What is a multivalent metal?

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A metal with more then one ionic charge

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What is a binary acid?

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certain molecular compounds where hydrogen is combined with a second non-metal

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What is an oxyacid?

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An acid that contains an oxygen atom bonded to a hydrogen atom and at least other element

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What is a polyatomic ion?

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groups of atoms that tend to stay together and carry an overall ionic charge, these consist of more than one atom

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What creates an oxyacid

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If a polyatomic ion bonds with hydrogen instead of a metal

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What is a molecular bond?

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  • A compounds formed when atoms of two or more elements SHARE electrons,
  • Usually with 2 or more non-metals
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What is a diatomic element?

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An element that exists naturally as two of the same element bonded together

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What are the diatomic elements

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H O F Br I N Cl

Hydrogen, Oxygen, Bromine, Iodine, Nitrogen, Chlorine

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What is a chemical reaction?

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One or more substances change into different substances

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What is a reactant?

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The substances that are used up during the reaction, they are the beginning stage (reactants > products)

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What is a product?

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The substances that are produced during the reaction, the second stage (reactants > products)

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What is a word equation and an example

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  • A way of describing a chemical reaction using the names of the reactants and products
  • Iron + oxide > Iron(||) Oxide
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What is a chemical equation and an example

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  • A way of describing a chemical reaction using the chemical formulas of the reactants and products
  • Fe + S > FeS
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What does the arrow represent?

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It indicates the direction in which the chemical reaction is going

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What are words that mean arrow

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  • Yields
  • Forms
  • Produces
  • Creates
  • Becomes
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21
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What does the plus sign mean

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  • Shows that the two elements are being added together to create the reaction
  • Indicates the reactants must be in contact with each other
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What are words that indicate +

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  • Plus
  • Add
  • Combine
  • And
  • Form
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23
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What is a state symbol

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A symbol indicating the physical state of the chemical at room temperature

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24
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What are the 4 state symbols

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(s) - Solid
(l) - Liquid
(g) - Gas
(aq) - Aqueous, meaning dissolved in water

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What is the law of the conservation of mass

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the total mass of the reactants = total mass of the products

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what is a balanced chemical equation?

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An equation where the reactants and the products contain equal numbers of atoms of each type

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What are coefficients and what do they apply to

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  • A number written in front of a chemical symbol or formula which indicates the number of atoms or molecules of that substance
  • A coefficient is multiplied to all of the elements infant of it (the line stops when there is a + or an >)
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What is a solution

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a mixture of two or more substances

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What is a synthesis reaction and what is the equation?

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  • A reaction where two reactions combine to make a larger or more complex product
  • A + B > AB
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30
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What is a decomposition reaction?

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  • A reaction in which a large or more complex molecule breaks down to form two (or more) simpler products
  • AB > A + B
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31
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What is a single displacement reaction and what is the general formula?

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  • A reaction in which an element displaces another element in a compound, producing a new compound and a new element
  • A + BC > AC + B
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32
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What is a double displacement reaction and what is the general formula?

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  • A reaction that occurs when elements in different compounds displace each other or exchange places, producing TWO new compounds
  • AB + CD > AD + CB
33
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In single and double displacement, what type of chemical/molecule/element usually switches?

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  • The front element usually switches with the other front, or singular element
  • The metals switch
34
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What always switches in a single displacement reaction with a ionic compounds and a metal?

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The positive cation is replaced with each other, they switch

35
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Single displacement reactions often occur in… and …

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  • Aqueous solution
  • When metals are placed into acids
36
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Many double displacement reactions occur between…

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Two ionic compounds

37
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How do precipitates form?

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  • some ionic compounds don’t dissolve in water
  • When these compounds form during a reaction they become visible as a percipitate
38
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Double displacement reactions often result in…

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the formation of a precipitate

39
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What is an acid?

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An aqueous solution that conducts electricity, tastes sour, turns blue litmus red and neutralizes bases

40
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What are some properties of acids?

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  • Sour tasting
  • Water soluble
  • Reacts with metals and carbonates
  • Acid solutions conduct electricity
  • When acids are dissolved in water they produce Hydrogen Ions
  • Turn blue litmus red
  • neutralize bases
41
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How are acids involved In the food industry, what are some examples of acids

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  • acids can act as a preservative as some harmful organism cannot survive in acid
  • acids like vinegar are in a lot of foods and that why things like ketchup and pickles have long shelf lives, because they contain lots of vinegar
  • ex lemon juice, vinegar apples
42
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Reaction with metals acid

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Acids typically react with metals to produce hydrogen

43
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Reaction with carbonatyes acids and example

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  • Acids react with carbonates to produce bubbles of CO2 gas
  • ex vinegar and baking soda to unblock a sink
44
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Electrical conductivity acids

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  • solutions can conduct electricity only if it constraints ions, acids do not contain ions since they are molecular compounds
  • collisions with water molecules break acid molecules apart to create cations (hydrogen ions) and anions
45
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The acid shows its properties only when its…

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dissolved in water

46
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What are some things to look out for when identifying Binary Acids?

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  • Contains two elements
  • No Oxygen atom
  • Hydro is infant of it
  • aq symbol next to it
  • IC as the ending
47
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What are some things to look out for when identyfying Oxy Acids

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  • IC as the ending
  • Related to polyatomic ions
48
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Relation of oxyacids to polyatomic ions

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the formula for oxyacids are very similar, and they only differ from the one or more hydrogen atoms that are placed in the begging (to make it an acid, ie H2CO3 vs CO3)

49
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What is a base

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An aqueous solution that conducts electricity and turn red litmus blue

50
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What are the properties of a base?

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  • Bitter tasting
  • Water soluble
  • Feels slippery when dissolved in water
  • Good conductors of electricity
  • Change the colour of acid-base indicators
51
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Why are bases good conductors of electricity

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Bc they release hydroxide ions when dissolved in water

52
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Bases are also described as…

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Alkaline

53
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What do bases do

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Read with proteins to break them down into smaller molecules

54
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Electric conductivity in a base

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  • bases are electrolytes meaning solutions are good conductors of electricity
55
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Common bases are usually…

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Ionic compounds

56
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What is an acid base indicator?

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A substance that changes colour depending on whether something is an acid or a base
- it has a different colour depending on the acidity or basicity of a solution

57
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If a solution has a pH of 13 is it highly acidic, slightly acidic, neutral, slightly basic, or highly basic

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highly basic

58
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If a solution has a pH of 6 is it highly acidic, slightly acidic, neutral, slightly basic, or highly basic

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slightly acidic

59
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If a solution has a pH of 1 is it highly acidic, slightly acidic, neutral, slightly basic, or highly basic

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highly acidic

60
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If a solution has a pH of 5 is it highly acidic, slightly acidic, neutral, slightly basic, or highly basic

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slightly acidic

61
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What is the colour of Bromothymol blue in an acid and a base?

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acid: yellow
base: blue

62
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What is the colour of Phenolphthalein in an acid and a base?

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acid: Colourless
base: Pink

63
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What is the colour of phenol red in an acid and a base?

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acid:yellow
base:red/pink

64
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What is the colour of Red Litmus in an acid and a base?

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acid: Red
base: Blue

65
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What is the colour of Blue Litmus in an acid and a base?

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acid: Red
base: Blue

66
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What is the colour of methyl orange in an acid and a base?

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acid: Red
base: Orange/Yellow

67
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What are some identifications if something is an acid vs base?

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  • most bases are ionic compounds containing hydroxide and carbonate
  • OH is in the chemical formula
  • Has a positive ion, (usually a metal) and a nonmetal or a polyatomic ion
68
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What is pH

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A measure of how acidic or basic a solution is

69
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If the solution has a pH of 7 or near 7 it is …

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Neutral

70
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If the solution has a pH of 7.1 + it is…

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basic

71
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If the solution has a pH of 6.9 and under it is…

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acidic

72
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What is the pH scale

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A numerical scale ranging from zero to 14 that is used to compare acidity of solutions

73
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Neutral:

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Neither acidic or basic, with a pH of 7

74
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What determines the solutions pH

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  • The concentration of hydrogen ions
  • The greater concentration, the more acidic
75
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Very high and very low pH scale are

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  • corrosive and dangerous
75
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What is concentration

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A measure of quantity of a substance dissolved in a given volume of a solution

76
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What is acid leaching

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the process of removing heavy metals from contaminated soils by adding an acid solution to the soil an catching the solution that drains through

77
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What is a neutralization reaction and how does it occur

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  • a chemical reaction in which an acid and a base react to form an ionic compound ( a salt) and water
  • pH closer to 7
  • Usually called salt and water
78
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Neutralization reactions are…
what is a general formula for them

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  • double displacement reactions
  • acid + base > water + ionic compound

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