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When naming a compound, the ending of the name of the second compound must be changed to |
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The type of compounds that make use of prefixes when being named |
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The prefixes for one through ten |
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mono, di, tri, tetra, penta, hexa, hepta, oct, nona, deca |
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When naming a compound which element is named first? |
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The element that is furthest to the left on the periodic table. |
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System in which Roman numerals are used to indicate the charge on the metal in a compound |
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when the metal in a compound has more than one possible charge |
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Compounds containing polyatomic ions (ex. NO3) are classified as what type of compound? |
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potassium hydrogensulfate |
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tetraphosporous decaoxide |
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manganese (II) dichromate |
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When do you not use the prefix mono when naming a molecular compound? |
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do not use mono for the first element |
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copper (I) hydrogencarbonate |
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potassium dihydrogenphosphate |
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These compounds have regular crystalline shapes with flat sides. |
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These compounds have high melting points. |
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These compounds are always solid at room temperature. |
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These compounds conduct electricity when dissolved in water, but not in the solid state. |
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These compounds have fairly low melting points. |
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Most of these compounds do not conduct electricity even when dissolved in water. |
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These have a bitter taste and a slippery feel. |
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Arrhenius defined an acid as a substance that releases ______ when dissolved in water. |
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Arrhenius defined bases as substances that release _______ when dissolved in water. |
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These are used to determine if a substance is an acid or a base. |
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The strength of an acid or base is measured using |
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An acid will turn _____ litmus paper ____. |
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A base will turn ______ litmus paper ______. |
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How much stronger is a substance with a pH of 5 than one with a pH of 6? |
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How much stronger is a substance with a pH of 11 than a pH of 9? |
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On the pH scale, acids have numbers |
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On the pH scale bases have numbers |
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On the pH scale, a neutral substance has a pH of |
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Using the pH scale, how do you know if one acid is stronger than another acid? |
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stronger acids have pH values closer to 0 weaker acids have pH values closer to 7 |
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Using the pH scale, how do you know if one base is stronger than another base? |
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stronger bases have pH values closer to 14 weaker bases have pH values closer to 7 |
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This occurs when water is added to either an acid or a base. |
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When water is added to an acid or a base what happens to the acid or base? |
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What is it called when an acid and a base are added together? |
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When an acid and a base are added together what happens to the pH? |
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When an acid and a base are added together what two things are always produced? |
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H2CO3 (aq) - acid or base and name |
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LiOH (aq) - acid or base and name |
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HNO2 (aq) - acid or base and name |
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The type of bond between molecules |
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The type of bond within molecules |
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The type of bond that holds water molecules to other water molecules |
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