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Chapter 8 - Science

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HCL   Hydrochloric acid  
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KOH   potassium hydroxide  
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NH4OH   ammonium hydroxide  
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H2SO4   sulfuric acid  
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H2CO3   carbonic  
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NaOH   sodium hydroxide  
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HNO3   nitric  
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H3PO4   phosphoric  
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Ca(OH)2   calcium hydroxide  
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Mg(OH)2   magnesium hydroxide  
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mixture that is made up of different things but comes together as one, evenly distributed   homogenous mixture  
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dissolvent ( sugar in ice tea )   solute  
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what doe the dissolving( usually water )   solvent  
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dissolving process   stirring, heating, crushing  
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water pulls ions from crystals   dissociation ( ionic compound )  
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water floats molecules away   dispersion ( polar )  
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water pulls molecules apart, creating ions   ionization ( polar )  
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properties of solutions   coductivity, lower freezing point, raise boiling point, heat with acids and bases  
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during the formation of a solution energy is released or absorbed   heat of solution  
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when heat is released   exothermic  
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when heat is absorbed   endothermic`  
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contains as muc solute as the solvent can hold   saturated  
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could dissolve more solute   unsaturated  
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more solute is dissolved than the solvent can hold   supersaturated  
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the amount of solute comparted to the solvent by percentage   concentration  
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like dissolves like   polar and nonpolar  
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factors affecting solubility of solids and gases   temperature and pressure  
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produces hydronium ions in water solution, sour taste, corrosive to metals, electrolyte, reacts with indicators, and neutralizes bases.   properties of aicds (H30+)  
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produces hydroxide ions in water solutions, bitter taste, slippery feel, caustic to flesh, electrolyte, reacts with indicators, and neutralizes acids.   properties of bases (OH-)  
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when to atoms combine sometimes a substance preciptates out, the compound formed from the postive part of the base and the negative part f the acid.   salts  
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a chemical reaction between and acid and a base producing a salt and water.   neutralization  
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a pH of 7   neutral  
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a pH under 7   acid  
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a pH between 7 and 14   base  
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organicm acentric, boric, carbonic, citric, stuff you can eat, drink, not harmful   weak acids  
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dilute, antacids, used in medicines and cleaners, eats away at acids and balences it out   weak bases  
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solutions that are resistant to large changes in pH   buffers  
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solutions that conduct electric currents   electrolytes  
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