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Chemistry Exam 2
Chapter 4
Question | Answer |
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Chemical Reactions | occur when bond reactants broken and form products |
Aqueous | Disolved in water |
how to balance equations | same number of each element on both sides |
Mole Ratios | ratios found within a chemical compound |
Solution | Homogenous Mixture |
Solute | Whats being dissolved |
Solvent | whats doing the dissolving |
saturated | max amount of solute that can be dissolved at certain temp |
unsaturated | anything less than the max dissolved |
Super Saturated | more of the solute than can be dissolved making it unstable |
Non-Electrolyte | will not conduct electricity (Molecular), dont ionize |
Electrolyte | Weak and Strong ones that are aqueous (Ionic) |
Components of a Precipitation Reaction | 2 ionic compounds that double switch |
Solubility | Max amount of solute that willl disolve in a given quantity of solvent at a specific temperature |
Double replacement | AB+CD=AD+CB |
Acid | Anything that produces H+ in water |
Base | Anything that produces OH- in water |
Strong acids and bases | nearly 100% ionized in water |
What are the products of Acid/Base reaction | salt, water and sometimes carbon dioxide |
Oxidation Numbers | charge atom would have if electrons were completely transferred |
Oxidation number of uncombined elements | Zero |
3 things that happen in Oxidation/Reducing Agent | Loss of e-, increase oxidation number, increase in oxygen |
3 things that happen in Reduction/oxidizing agent | Gain of e-, decrease oxidation number, decrease in oxygen |
Reduction cant happen without | Oxidation to provide e- |
Oxidation is | Loss of electrons (Oil) |
Reduction is | gain of electrons (Rig) |
Synthesis Reaction (combination) | A+B=AB |
Combustion Reaction | compound reacts with O2 to form CO2 and H2O |
Precipitation Reaction | takes place in solution, reactants soluble, 1 nonsoluble product |
Decomposition Reaction | AB=A+B |
Oxidation and Reduction refers to | Reactants only |
What makes it an acidic solution | Oxygen |
Grams to grams | 4 parts |
moles to moles | 2 parts |
Volume to Volume | 4 parts |
Percent Yield Formula | Actual( experiment)/Theoretical (Calculated) |
Theoretical Yield | Calculated |
Actual Yield | Experimental |
Theoretical Quantity has to be | greater than actual |
What are major products | products that dont spectate |
What is HCl2 | Weak Acid |
What is a combustion reaction | high temp exothermic redox reaction |
Equivalence Point | equal moles of Acid and Base |
Titration formula (1:1 ratio) | MV=MV |