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Chem 105

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What is the common ion effect?   show
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Eg of common ion effect?   show
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show solutions where pH can stay somewhat constant even if small amounts of strong acid or base are added. They feature common ion effect  
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What makes up a buffer?   show
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show yes  
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show yes  
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Is HCO3-/CO3(2-) a buffer?   show
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IS HNO3/NO3- a buffer?   show
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What are the two reasons that buffers work?   show
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show determining a concencentration by reacting it with a solution of known concentration until an equivalence point is reached.  
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Titration of a weak acid and strong base has a pH of;   show
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Titration of a strong acid with a weak base has a pH of:   show
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show pH jump for each H+ removed  
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show between solid and aqueous solutions  
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What are the units of soluability?   show
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What is soluability (S)?   show
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show increase, increase  
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show increases, increases, unchanged  
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show increases, decreases, increases  
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generally, you can improve salt soluabilit with   show
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additional soluability rules for Ssalt:   show
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For salts with basic anions, Ssalt ______ as pH ____ from 7 (gets more_____)   show
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For salts with acidic cations, Ssalt ____ as pH ___ from 7 (gets more ____)   show
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What is electrochemistry?   show
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show loss of electronsq  
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show gain of electrons  
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What is the oxidation state of an atom?   show
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show reactions involving a transfer of electrons from one reactant (one being oxidized) to another reactant (one being reduced)  
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show oxidized  
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show reduced  
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show devices that use spontaneous redox reactions to do electrical work. ex. wire  
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show electrode where oxidation occurs, losing an e- to the wire. labelled (-)  
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show electrode where reduction occurs, gaining e- from the wire  
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show the "potential of difference"(emf) of a voltaic cell  
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show 1 atm for gas, 25*C, 1M  
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show intensive  
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What is a battery?   show
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What is a lead-acid car battery?   show
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What is an alkaline battery?   show
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What is a lithium ion battery?   show
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show 1.2 V, fuel continuously flows into cell  
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What is thermodynamics?   show
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What are the two parts of the universe?   show
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How does a spontaneous process occur?   show
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What is a reverse process?   show
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What determines the spontaneous direction?   show
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What is Entropy (S)?   show
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show increases  
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show the state of each molecule in the sample  
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show a measure of how many microstates are associated with a particular microstatic state  
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show solid to liquid/gas and liquid to gas  
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if S>0 moles of gas is>>   show
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show increases  
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Because of the 3rd law of thermo, everything has a ___ entropy at temps above absolute zero   show
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