Root test 1
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Roelito-2007 on February 9, 2011
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Aqueous solutions. . .
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Soluble or Insoluble?Li⁺, Na⁺, K⁺ Exceptions | Soluble No Exceptions |
| Soluble or Insoluble? NO₃⁻ HCO₃⁻ ClO₃⁻ Exceptions? | Soluble No Exceptions |
| Soluble or Insoluble? Halides Cl⁻ Br⁻ I⁻ Exceptions? | Soluble . . . EXCEPT: Ag⁺ Hg₂⁺² Pb⁺² |
| Soluble or Insoluble? Rb⁺ Cs⁺ NH4⁺ Exceptions? | Soluble NO EXCEPTIONS |
| Soluble or Insoluble? SO₄ Exceptions? | Soluble. . .EXCEPT Ag⁺ Hg₂⁺² Pb⁺² Ca⁺² Ba⁺² Sr⁺² |
| Soluble or Insoluble? CO₃⁻² Exceptions? | INSOLUBLE but SOLUBLE when with: Alkali and NH₄ |
| Soluble or Insoluble? PO₄⁻³ Exceptions? | INSOLUBLE but SOLUBLE when with: Alkali and NH₄ |
| Soluble or Insoluble? CrO₄⁻² Exceptions? | INSOLUBLE but SOLUBLE when with: Alkali and NH₄ |
| Soluble or Insoluble? S⁻² Exceptions? | INSOLUBLE but SOLUBLE when with: Alkali and NH₄ |
| Soluble or Insoluble? OH⁻ Exceptions? | INSOLUBLE but soluble when with: Alkali and Ba⁺² |
| How many atoms in a: Simple Cubic Cell Body Centered Cubic Cell Face Centered Cubic Cell | 1 Atom 2 Atom 4 Atom |
| What are the four attractive force types in order of strong to weak? | Ionic Hydrogen bond->Polar Molec. Dipole-------->Polar Molec. Dispersion |
| When dealing with intermolecular forces, the IONIC attractive force type has what characteristics? | High MP/BP HIGH IMAF strength. |
| When dealing with intermolecular forces, the HYDROGEN BOND attractive force type has what characteristics? | ONLY POLAR Molecules HIGH EN with FON elements Moderate IMAF strength Moderate BP/MP |
| When dealing with intermolecular forces, the DiPOLE-DiPOLE attractive force type has what characteristics? | ONLY POLAR molecules Moderately Weak IMAF Low MP/BP |
| When dealing with intermolecular forces, the London Dispersion attractive force type has what characteristics? | NONPOLAR substances WEAK IMAF strength LOW MP/BP |
| Define: Strong Electrolyte | A substance that dissolves in water to form a good conductor of electricity. |
| What are the characteristics of a Brønsted Acid? | An acid that Ionizes COMPLETELY in an aqueous solution. React with some metals to produce Hydrogen Gas. Also label as: Weak Acid or Strong Acid. |
| What do Monoprotic, Diprotic, and Triprotic refer to? | Brønsted Acids with one, two, or three Hydrogens. |
| A reaction with these characteristics is classified as what type of reaction: -Gaining or losing of Oxygen Atoms (NOT IN H) -On one side in elemental form, on the other as an ion or in a compound. | Redox Reaction -Combination Reaction sl-s -Decompostion Reaction ss-g -Combustion Reaction sg-g -Displacement reaction (halogen, Hydrogen, metal) |
| Do you recognize this reaction type? The formation of a solid as a product from two aqueous solutions. | Precipitation Reaction |
| Do you recognize this reaction type? Look for the formation of a salt (soluble or insoluble) AND H₂O. | Acid-Base Reaction |
| Do you recognize this reaction type? Look for a metal carbonate, MetalCO₃, (or bicarbonate) and a strong acid as reactants and water and CO₂ gas as products | Gas Producting |
| When balancing the half reactions of a Redox Reaction equation, complete the following letter in the COHEB acronym : C | Balance the compounds for all elements except O and H. |
| When balancing the half reactions of a Redox Reaction equation, complete the following letter in the COHEB acronym : O | Balance O by adding OH(L) |
| When balancing the half reactions of a Redox Reaction equation, complete the following letter in the COHEB acronym: H | Balance H⁺ by adding H⁺(aq) |
| When balancing the half reactions of a Redox Reaction equation, complete the following letter in the COHEB acronym: E | Balance each half-reaction for charge by adding Electrons (e⁻) |
| When balancing the half reactions of a Redox Reaction equation, complete the following letter in the COHEB acronym : B | Balance the total electrons e⁻ for both half reactions. Multiply each half reaction by the appropriate factor. Finally: Check and BALANCE for MASS and CHARGE. |
| When balancing the half reactions of a Redox Reaction equation, complete the following letter in the COHEB - OH approach: OH | Add OH on both sides of the equation to neutralize the H⁺(aq) |
| Research Relative Strength of IMF's | Ion-Ion (Ionic bond) Covalent Bond ion Dipole Hydrogen Bond Dipole-Dipole Ion-Induced Dipole Dipole Induced Dipole Dispersion |
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