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A large compilation of information that can be immediately accessed and manipulated by a computer data processing system: database
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A multi-disciplinary database which includes the Science of Citation Index: Web of Science
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A publication that is issued in parts indefinitely over time: serial
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A specialized databse that indexes environmental journals, conference proceedings, etc.: Environmental Sciences & Pollution Management
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actual yield/theoretical yield x 100: percent yield
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approved way of listing info such as author and title: bibliographic style
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Arrhenius acids: yield H+
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Arrhenius bases: yield OH-
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bimolecular exchange that occurs in water: metathesis
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Boyle acids: sour, corrosive, blue to red
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Boyle bases: bitter, slippery, red to blue
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Boyles Law: PV=k
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Bronsted-Lowry acid: proton donor
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Bronsted-Lowry base: proton acceptor
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collection of online chemistry handbooks: ChemNetBase
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collection of over 800 full text reference sources in the sciences and engineering: Knovel Database
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comprehensive chemical encyclopedia that covers all aspects of chem: Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology
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concentration of a substance likely to cause death: LC
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concentration problem: polynomial fits better
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concentration that kills 50% in a test: LC50
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database of human health effects from exposure: IRIS Database
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databse of over 380000 chemicals synonyms structures regulatory lsit info: ChemIDPlus
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dose of a substance likely to cause death: LD
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dose of a substance that kills 50% in a test: LD50
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everything outside the system: surroundings
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flame tests: cation confirmation
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formed when two atoms share a pair of valence electrons: covalent bonds
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formed when valence electrons are transferred from one atom to another, creating a cation and anion: ionic bonds
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includes the most important science and engineering journals: Science Citation Index
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index of materials the library owns, library online catalog: LibCat
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indicators determine the: endpoint
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insoluble metal hydroxides will dissolve in excess base: amphoteric
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ionic solid formed when two precipitates are mixed: precipitate
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ionic/polar covalent/nonpolar covalent: greater than 2, between .4 and 1.6
less than .4
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Lewis acid: electron pair acceptor
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Lewis base: electron pair donor
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list the major reference sources in a given broad area: subject guide
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lowest amount of a substance that has caused adverse effects: LOAEL
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measures heat flows: calorimeter
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metal hydroxide test, ammonia test: cation elimination
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molar enthalpy of reaction: heat released/moles present
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occur when electrons are shared equally: nonpolar covalent bonds
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Provides full text for several thousand professional journals and publications: Academic Search Premier
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reached when chemically equivalent amounts of acid and base are reacted: equivalence point
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reactions in which electrons are transferred between reactants: redox
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redox reactions where a metal replaces a metal cation from its salt: single displacement
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relationship between pressure and temperature: direct
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relationship between pressure and volume: inverse
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relative tendency of an atom to attract electrons to itself when combined with another atom: electronegativity
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scientists scrutinize scientific articles: peer-review
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Serials in which professionals in the field publish articles to communicate findings: Professional Journals
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specific heats are blank and blank specific: compound, phase
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states that all atoms require 8 electrons to fill its outermost s and p orbitals: octet rule
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strong electrolytes are: strong acids, strong soluble bases, soluble ionic compounds
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the amount of heat energy required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of a sustance 1 degree: specific heat
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the capacity to do work: energy
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the change in state for a system is independent of the path from initial to final state: state function
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the chemical reaction or physical process being investigated: system
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The outermost s and p electrons: valence electrons
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the total energy of the universe is a constant. energy cannot be created or destroyed: First Law of Thermodynamics
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three types of electrolytes: strong, weak, nonelectrolytes
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when 1 reactant produces 2 or more products: decomposition
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when a system releases energy, the sign is: negative
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when two or more reactants produce one product: combination
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written to show the driving force for a chemical reaction: net ionic equations
