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Acid-Base Theory:
Arrenhenius
Acids- release H+
Bases- release OH+
Acid-Base Theory:
Lowry-Bronsted
Acids- proton donor
Bases- proton acceptors
Acid-Base Theory:
Lewis
Acids- electron pair acceptors
Bases- donate election pairs
Bond Types:
Covalent
formed by atoms sharing electrons
Bond Types:
Ionic
formed by atoms transferring electrons
Avogadros Principle
under the same conditions of gas and temp...equal volumes of gases contain the same number of molecules
Grahams Law
rate of diffusion between two gases varies inversely with the square root of molecular masses.
Boyles Law
Volume varies inversely with pressure
Charles Law
volume varies directly with Kelvin temp.
Molarity
moles/dm3
or
moles/kg
Equilibrium
two opposing reactions occuring at the same time at the same rate
Temperature measures the _________________________.
average kinetic energy of a system
Likes Disolve ________.
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STP:
Standard Temp.
0 Degrees Celcius
STP:
Standard Pressure
101.3 kPa
Electrolyte
conducts current...include acids, bases, and salts.
Size of Solution Particles
<1 nm in diameter
Size of Suspension Particles
> 100 nm in diameter
Size of Colloids
fall between Solution and Suspension particles
Critical Temperature
temperature above which no amount of pressure will liquify a gas.
High Critical Temp. makes...
strong attractive forces
High vapor pressure makes...
weak attractive forces
Liquification
condensing of a substance that is normally a gas
Saturated Solution
Solution at equilibrium