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What is an Acid? |
An H+ (proton) donor |
Between Acids and Bases, one is a proton donor and one is a proton acceptor. |
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Name the strong acids |
Hydrochloric, Hydrobromic, Hydroiodic, Nitric, Sulfuric, Chloric, Perchloric |
There are 7 in total |
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What is an Electrolyte |
A substance that is present as ions in a solution |
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What is the Molecular Formula for Hydroiodic Acid? |
HI |
Hydrogen and Iodine |
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Which Molecular Compounds are Weak Electrolytes? |
Weak Acids and Weak Bases |
2 categories |
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What is the Molecular Formula for Nitric Acid? |
HNO3 |
Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen |
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Which Molecular Compounds are nonelectrolytes? |
All compounds excluding strong acids, Weak acids, and weak bases |
Pretty broad category |
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What is the Molecular Formula for Chloric Acid? |
HClO3 |
Hydrogen, Chloride, Oxygen |
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What is the Molecular Formula for Sulfuric Acid? |
H2SO4 |
Hydrogen, Sulfur, Oxygen |
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Which Ionic Compounds are Weak Electrolytes? |
None of them |
Think of the definition of ionic compounds and electrolytes |
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Which Ionic Compounds are Nonelectrolytes? |
None of them |
Think of the definitions of ionic compounds and electrolytes |
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Which Molecular Compounds are Strong Electrolytes? |
Strong Acids |
It's a category not a list |
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What are the Group 1A metal Hydroxides? |
LiOH, NaOH, KOH, RbOH, CsOH |
There are 5 |
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Which Ionic Compounds are Strong Electrolytes? |
All of them |
Think of the definition of an ionic compound and the definition of an electrolyte |
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What is the Molecular Formula for Hydrobromic Acid? |
HBr |
Hydrogen and Bromine |
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What are the Group 2A metal Hydroxides? |
Ca(OH)2, Sr(OH)2, Ba(OH)2 |
Also called the Alkaline Earth Metal Hydroxides... there are 3 |
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What is the Molecular Formula for Hydrochloric Acid? |
HCl |
Hydrogen and Chlorine |
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What is a Base? |
An H+ (proton) acceptor |
Between Acids and Bases, one is a proton donor and one is a proton acceptor. |
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Name the Strong Bases |
Group 1 metal hydroxides and oxides, Heavy Group 2 metal hydroxides and oxides |
What groups and what Common added elements? |
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What is the Molecular Formula for Perchloric Acid? |
HClO4 |
Hydrogen, Chlorine, Oxygen |
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What is a non-electrolyte? |
A substance present as molecules in a solution |
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