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Water Molecule

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A polar (+ and - charges arranged so as to have directional pull) covalently bonded compound contains 2 Hydrogens and 1 Oxygen

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Sucrose + Water =

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molecular state

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3
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Salt + Water

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Ionic State

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4
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Dielectric Constant measures

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the relative effect of the medium on the force with which two oppositely charged plates attract each other

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5
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Structure of Ice

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Tetrahedral hydrogen bonding around a water molecule

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*What instrument is used to determine the calorie of foods

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Bomb Calorimeter

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7
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Forms of water

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Liquid, Solid, Gas

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8
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Molecular Weight of Water

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18

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9
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Electron Arrangement: Water

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Electrical asymmetry
No overall net charge
Electrical dipole

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10
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pH =

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-log[H+]

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11
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Water Activity

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how much water is readily available to cause a chemical reaction

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12
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Non-polar molecule

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electrically neutral: contains an equal amount of +/- charges

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13
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Surfactant

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reduces surface tensions

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14
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All molecules attract due to

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London Dispersion Forces

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15
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Dipole-ion Interactions

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+ Solutes
+ Proteins

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16
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Dipole-dipole Interactions

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+ Protein
+ Carbohydrates

17
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SCFE

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Super Critical Fluid Extract

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Sublimation

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Solid (ice) changes to gas (vapor)

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Archimedes Theory

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Water Displacement

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Molar system [M]

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the gram molecular (1 mole) weight of solute in a liter of a solution

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Molal system [m]

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the gram molecular weight of solute in 1 kg of solvent

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Percent by weight

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the grams of solute present in 100g of solution (w/w)

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Percent by volume

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the grams of solute in 100ml of solutions (w/v)

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Normal system [N]

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the gram equivalent weight of a material in 1 L of solution

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Normality

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how many hydrogen are available for a chemical reaction

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