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20 Cards in this Set
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weak acid
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an acid that only partly ionizes in solution can be compared usiong a measure of conductivity.
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weak base
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produces few ions
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salt
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a compund formed when the negative ions from an acid combine with the positive ions from a base.
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saponification
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the process of making soap
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neutralization
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a chemical reaction between an acid and a base
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indicator
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an organic compounmd that changes color in an acid or a base.
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pH
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a measure of the concentration of hydroniom ions in a solution.
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ester
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an organic compound formed by the reaction of an organic acid with alchohol.
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strong base
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dissociates completely in solution.
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hydronium ion
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the H+ is remobved from the polar molecule.
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pickling
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a process in which oxides and other imputities are removed from metal surfaces by dipping the metals in hydrochloric acid.
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acid
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a subst5ance tha tproduces hydrogen ions, H+.
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titration
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the process in which a solution ok known concentration is used to determine the concentration of another solution.
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acid rain
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any rain that is below 5.6.
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dehydrating agent
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a substance that can remove water from amterials.
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strong acid
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an acid that ionizes almost completely in solution.
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plankton
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aquatic plants and animals that form the base of the food chain for small fish
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soap
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organic salts
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base
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a substance that produces hydrozxind ions, OH- in solution.
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detergent
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organic salts having structures similar to those of soaps.
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