Unit 5 Test Flashcards

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Define solvent-

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Able to dissolved other substances

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Define solute-

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The minor component (smaller amount) in a solution,dissolved in the solvent

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Define solubility-

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Referring to ability for a given substance,to dissolve in a solvent

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3
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Name 3 things that can increase the rate of solubility

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Increase temperature
Smaller particles (crushed tablet compared to whole tablet)
Stirring the solution

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4
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If you had 80 milliliters of vinegar and you add 20 milliliters of water.In this solution, the water is identified as part of the solution?

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The water would be the solute because it is the smaller amount

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5
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Is the process of dissolving a solute in a solvent a chemical reaction or physical reaction.Explain why.

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Physical change because the parts never chemically combine

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6
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Why is water described as the universal solvent?

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The unequal sharing of electrons between oxygen and hydrogen

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7
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Explain what happens to solubility when you increase the temperature

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As you increase the temperature the solubility increases

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8
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Why is water described as a polar substance?

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A positive end and negative end positive charge

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9
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What most impacts whether a substance will dissolve in water?

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Polarity (if it is polar it will dissolve,if non-polar will not dissolve)

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10
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What is a pH level?

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Is a measure of how acidic or basic a substance is

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11
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Give characteristics of an acid.

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Acid tastes sour
Acid reacts strongly to metals
pH 0-6

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12
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When you combine an acid and base what happens (Example: antacids and HCL)

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Acid mixed with a bases neutralizes each other

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13
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What is a neutral solutions pH?

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pH of 7

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14
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A liquid with a pH of 3.0 is how many times more acidic than one with a pH of 4.0.

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Ten times

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15
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What is acid rain?

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Acid rain is a rain or any form of precipitation that is unusually acidic meaning that it posses elevated levels of hydrogen ions (low pH)

16
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What is main sources of acid rain?

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Nitrogen oxide and sulfur dioxide

17
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Give characteristics of a base.

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Tastes bitter
Slippery to the touch
pH level between 8-14