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| When the pressure increases in a gas the volume will______ |
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| Find the new volume when a 2.5L sample at 1.2atm is placed at 0.80atm. |
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| Whose law relates volume to temperature? Write the formula and state the relationship. |
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| Charles V/T = k Direct relationship |
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identify the acid/conjugate base pair.
a. HF + H2O ↔F- + H3O+ |
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| Acid= HF Conjugate base= F- |
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Write the conjugate acid
a. HSO4 - |
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| 2.) If pH = 8.2, what is your pOH? |
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4.) If the concentration of NaOH is 2.33 x 10-2 M,
a. What is the pOH? |
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4.) If the concentration of NaOH is 2.33 x 10-2 M,
What is the pH?
Is the solution acidic or basic? |
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1. Name the ion that represents an Arrhenius acid.
2. Name the ion that represents an Arrhenius base. |
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3. Name one property of acids.
4. Name one property of bases. |
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3. sour, low pH, corrosive
4. bitter, slippery, high pH |
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| What are the products in a neutralization reaction? |
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| If the concentration of H+ ions increases, what happens? |
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| Define a limiting reactant. |
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| The reactant that is all used up and determines how much product is formed |
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| The boiling point for water is______ |
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| 100 degrees celcius or 373K |
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| What is the molarity of a solution with 4.5 mol in 3.0L? |
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| What is the molarity of a NaCl solution that has 58.0 g of NaCl in 5.0L. |
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Convert grams to moles then divide by liters.
0.2M |
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| Standard temperature and pressure of 0 degree celcius and 1 atm of pressure |
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Use solubility rules to determine if the following are soluble in water.
A. BaSO4 B. LiCl C. Mg(OH)2 D. Cu(NO3)2 |
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| Predict whether a solid forms from this reaction. BaCl2 + Na2SO4 |
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| Ions that do not participate in the reaction. These are not included in the net ionic equation. |
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| A substance that when placed in water will dissociate completely to give up H+ ions that will lower the pH |
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| How do you identify the substance being oxidized? |
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| It is the one that has an increase in its oxidation number. |
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