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Ch. 4-6

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show linear (1)  
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3 bonding pairs, 0 lone pairs, sp2 hybridization, 120 bond angle   show
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show bent (1)  
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show tetrahedral  
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show trigonal pyramidal  
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show bent (2)  
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5 bonding pairs, 0 lone pairs, sp3d hybridization, 90, 120, 180 bond angles   show
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show seesaw  
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show t-shaped  
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show linear (2)  
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6 bonding pairs, 0 lone pairs, sp3d2 hybridization, 90, 180 bond angles   show
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show square pyramidal  
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4 bonding pairs. 2 lone pairs, sp3d2 hybridization, 90, 180 bond angles   show
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show soluble  
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salts with alkali metal ions (group I) are   show
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show silver (I), lead (II), and mercury (I)  
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sulfate salts are soluble EXCEPT   show
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show marginally soluble (kinda sorta soluble)  
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Most hydroxides are...   show
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sulfides, carbonates, chromates, and sulfates are slightly soluble EXCEPT   show
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salts with ammonium are...   show
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show 2 types of ions  
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in a precipitation rxn, the precipitate must have...   show
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dilution equation   show
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show determined through dilution  
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show M = mols/liters  
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show a particle that transfers current, charge, etc  
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show does not produce ions when dissolved  
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show partial dissociation; substances that produce lesser ions when dissolved (weak acids, weak bases)  
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show complete dissociation; substances produce ions when dissolved (soluble salts, strong acids, strong bases)  
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according to Svante Arrhenius, the conductivity of a solution...   show
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hydration   show
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show attraction of ions to one another and attraction of ions to water molecules  
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solute   show
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solvent   show
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show hydrochloric acid, strong acid  
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HBr   show
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show perchloric acid, strong acid  
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H2SO4   show
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HI   show
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show nitric acid, strong acid  
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show potassium hydroxide, strong base  
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show sodium hydroxide, strong base  
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Ba(OH)2   show
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show cesium hydroxide, strong base  
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show strontium hydroxide, strong base  
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show calcium hydroxide, strong base  
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show lithium hydroxide, strong base  
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RbOH   show
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carbonate and phosphate are not soluble EXCEPT with   show
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sulfide is only soluble with   show
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show sodium, potassium, barium, group I cations  
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show calcium, silver, mercury (I), strontium, barium, lead (II)  
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show soluble  
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show soluble  
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bronsted lowry acid   show
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show proton acceptor  
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