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physical science chapter 19 flashcards

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Term
Definition
show Solvent  
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show A partial positive and partial negative end  
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show Hydrogen bond  
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A non-polar molecule is:   show
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show An alloy, a solution, and a mixture of two solids  
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The unit most useful for measuring the particle size of a colloid is the:   show
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show Stir in the water  
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show The dissolving rate decreases because solids dissolve best in higher temperatures  
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Suppose you crushed an antacid tablet before dissolving it in a glass of water. The crushed antacid tablet would:   show
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show The amount of dissolved oxygen in that part of the lake will decrease  
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show Dissolving rates  
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show Chewing increases surface area, which increases the dissolving rate of the tablet  
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show 7  
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show 6.5 to 7.0  
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show H3o  
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show Stomach acid in the esophagus  
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show Your blood pH decreases and your breathing rate decreases  
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Hydrogen ions:   show
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Solution A has a pH of 6. Solution B has a pH of 8. What is true about these solutions?   show
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What are the elements necessary to be present for hydrogen bonding to occur?   show
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show Methane  
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show Tetrahedral or bent  
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The formula for concentration is:   show
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show Tyndell effect  
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show Power of Hydrogen  
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What are the 3 elements found in hydrogen bonding?   show
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What happens to the pH of your blood when hold your breath?   show
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show the pH goes up and becomes more alkaline  
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show the mucous in your stomach  
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show Acid turns blue litmus paper red  
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What does an alkaline do to red litmus paper?   show
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Feels slippery, Acid or Base?   show
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tastes sour, Acid or Base?   show
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low pH, Acid or Base?   show
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show base  
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show base  
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show acid  
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show base  
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show base  
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show base  
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produces H3O, Acid or Base?   show
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Reacts with metals to produce hydrogen gas, Acid or Base?   show
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can be corrosive, Acid or Base?   show
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What temperatures do gases dissolve best in?   show
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show high temperatures  
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insoluable means   show
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show colloids and suspensions  
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negative for tyndall effect   show
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alloy for karat gold   show
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show mercury (Hg) and silver (Ag)  
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Brass made of   show
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show iron (Fe) and carbon (C)  
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show combining 2 elements has better properties than each of the individual elements by themselves  
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Like dissolves Like   show
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positive end of the water molecule   show
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reason for negative end of the water molecule   show
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show nonpolar  
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show polar  
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show polar  
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show pH 4  
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show water acts as a base  
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in the presence of an alkaline, what is water, acid or base?   show
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reason fish stay in cooler water during hot weather   show
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