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When there is an uneven distribution of charge or electrons shared between atoms. For instance, in water molecules, oxygen pulls the electrons away from hydrogen. |
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Solutions that contain higher
concentrations of H+ ions than pure water
and have pH values < 7. |
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Solutions that contain lower concentrations of H+ ions and higher concentrations of OH- than pure water and have pH values > 7. |
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Cohesion
- Because of hydrogen bonding, water is extremely cohesive.
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Attraction between molecules of the
same substance.
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Adhesion
- When measuring water in a glass cylinder, water's clings to the edges of a graduated glass cylinder and is raised up forming a concave meniscus.
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Attraction between molecules of different substances.
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Material composed of two or more elements or compounds that are physically added together but not chemically combined.
examples:
sugar and sand
Salt and pepper |
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A.K.A. a homogeneous mixture; when combined, 2 or more substances that mix uniformly.
example:
salt + water
Koolaid mix + water |
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It is the substance, usually solid, that is dissolved in a solution.
example:
Salt in a salt water solution.
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The substance, often water,
that dissolves something.
Example:
Water dissolves salt to make salt-water.
It also dissolves Koolaid to make a sugary drink. |
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When materials do not dissolve when placed in water but separate into pieces so small that they do not settle out.
Some of the most important biological fluids are both solutions and ?.
Example:
Blood in our body is considered a ? and a solution, because of dissolved and undissolved particles that remain in ? as the blood moves through the body. |
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A measurement system invented by chemists to indicate the concentration of H+ ions in solution; ranges from 0-14.
See pg 43 for examples |
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Weak acids or bases that can react with strong acids or bases to prevent sharp, sudden changes in pH. |
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Type of bond that forms between the partially negative oxygen atom & the partially positive hydrogen atom on two different water molecules. |
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Water & flour mixed together: the undissolved particles are so small they don't settle out.
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