Water unit Flashcards

1
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What % of the earth is water

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= +70% and humans are made of 72% water

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2
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What is water (qualities)

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  • Polar molecule
  • Discrete molecule compound
  • At 25 deg water is clear, colourless and odorous liquid
  • Freezes @ 0 deg and boils @ 100 deg
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3
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What does polar mean

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= uneven distribution of charge

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4
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How does water break apart ionic compounds

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-> water = universal solvent b/c polar molecule breaking compound into +ve and -ve ions

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5
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Properties of water

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  • latent heat
  • specific heat capacity
  • solid ice is less dense than liquid water
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6
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What is latent heat

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= a measure of amount of heat energy required 2 change the state of a substance
- latent heat of fusion = energy required 2 change solid 2 liquid
- latent heat vaporation = energy required 2 change liquid 2 gas

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7
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What is specific heat capacity

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= measure of energy required 2 raise the temp of 1g of a substance by 1 deg
- specific heat capacity of water = 4.18 J^-1 deg cel^-1

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8
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Specific heat capacity equation

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Q =mc(delta)T

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9
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What is a solvent

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= a liquid that dissolves a substance

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10
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What is a solute

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= substance being dissolved by the solvent

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11
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What is a solution

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= solvent and solute mixture

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12
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What are the different type of solutions

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  • Saturated solution
  • Unsaturated solution
  • Supersaturated solution
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13
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Expressing solution Concentration

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= concentration (g/L) = mass / volume

Molarity = concentration (mol/L) = mol / volume

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14
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What is concentration

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= amount of solute per volume of solvent

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15
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What does molarity mean in reference to mols

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= number of mol

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16
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Bronsted lowry acid definition

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-> acids = proton donors

17
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Bronsted lowry base definiton

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-> base = proton acceptors

18
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What are some common acids

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  • HCl
    -HNO(3)
  • H(2)SO(4)
  • CH(3)COOH
19
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What are some common bases

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  • NaOH
  • NH(3)
  • Na(2)CO(3)
20
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What is the conjugate base

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= same as the starting acid minus H+

21
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What is the conjugate acid

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= same as the starting base plus H+

22
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Common acid + “x” reactions

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  • Acid + metal carbonate -> salt + water + CO2
  • Acid + reactive metal -> salt + hydrogen
  • Acid + metal hydroxide -> salt + water
23
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What is a salt

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= an ionic compound t/f made up of a metal + non metal

24
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What is a strong acid

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They donate protons easily and completely ionise in solutions

25
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Examples of strong acids

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HCl, HNO(3),H(2)SO(4)

26
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What is a weak acid

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They x donate protons easily + partially ionise in solutions

27
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Examples of weak acids

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CH(3)COOH, HCN,HNO(2)

28
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What factor does 1 jump in the pH scale have

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-> each 1 unit change in the pH scale corresponds to a 10 fold change in H^+ ions

29
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How to calculate pH

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equation: H = -log [H^+]
- [H^+] is the concentration of hydrogen ions. The more H^+, the lower the pH, the more acidic

30
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How to calculate [H^+]

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equation : [H^+] = 10^(-pH)

unit = M / molL^-1