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JEOPARDY!. Click Once to Begin. Chemistry Final Review. JEOPARDY!. Acids and Bases. Dissolving. Parts of Solutions. Solubility/ Precipitation. Concentration. Real Life Applications. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Dissolving Concentration Solubility/ Precipitation

Parts of Solutions Acids and Bases Real Life Applications

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What does dissolve in water mean?

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Dissolve in water means that the ions of the compound break up when put in water

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What is an electrolyte?

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An electrolyte is a compound that dissolves in water

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What are unsaturated, saturated, and supersaturated solutions?

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Unsaturated means that more solute can be added, saturated

means that a solution has dissolved all the solute it can hold, supersaturated means

that due to an increase in heat a solution has more solute

dissolved than it can normally hold.

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Break up (NH4)3PO4 into ions

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3NH4+ + PO4

3-

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What is the formula for vinegar and what kind of electrolyte is it?

Why?

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The formula is HCH3COO and it is a weak electrolyte because the not many H+ ions

dissociate.

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If you 2.5 moles of Na+ is dissolved in 5 L of water, what

is the molarity?

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.5 M Na+

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What is the molarity of Cl- in 1.2 M CaCl2?

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2.4 M Cl-

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Find the %(W/V) for 60 g of solute in .6 L of a solution

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10%(W/V) Don’t forget to convert to milliliters for %

(W/V)

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Find the molarity of 5.6 g of lead nitrate in 400 mL water

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5.6 g x (l mol/331.2 g/mol) = .0169 mol.

.0169 mol/.4 L = .0423 M

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Daily Double!!!What is the total ion molarity for 6.7 g of

Ammonium Sulfide in 5 L of water?

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6.7 g x (1 mol Ammonium Sulfide/68.154 g/mol) = .0983 mol

.0983 mol x 3 ions = .295 mol

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What is a solute?

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A solute is the chemical that is dissolved

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If 11 moles of NaCl are dissolved in 330 kg of water,

what is its molality?

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.033 m

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When magnesium chloride is placed into water, it seems to disappear. Does it disappear? If not, why does it seem this

way?

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Magnesium chloride does not disappear when put in water, the particles are just surrounded by water and

too tiny to see.

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What is hydration and ionization?

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Hydration is what occurs when an ionic compound

dissolves in water, ionization is the process

of breaking up the compound into separate

ions.

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What kind of electrolytes conduct electricity well? Why?

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Strong electrolytes conducted electricity better because they make free-

floating ions in water.

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What is a precipitate?

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A precipitate is an insoluble compound that does not

dissolve in water

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If silver nitrate was mixed with sodium chloride, would a

precipitate form?

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Yes, AgCl would precipitate

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Indicate what precipitates forms, if any:

NaNO3 + Li2CO3

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No precipitate forms

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Indicate what precipitates forms, if any:Ca(CH3COO)2 + Na3PO4

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Ca3(PO4)2 would form

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Indicate what precipitates forms, if any:

Magnesium iodide and mercury (I) flouride

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Hg2I2 and MgF2 would form

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What is the difference between pH and pOH?

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pH is a measure of the H+ concentration

and pOH is a measure of the OH-

concentration

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If there are .006 mol of H+ in 2 L of water, what is the H+

concentration?

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.006 mol/2 L = .003 M H+

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If the pH increase by 2, what happens to the H+

concentration?

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It decreases by 100

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What is the H+ concentration if the pOH is 8.6?

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14 – 8.6 = 5.4pH = 5.4

10-5.4 = 3.98 x 10-6

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If .05 moles of HCl are put in 60 L of water, what is the pH?

Daily Double!!!

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.05 moles / 60 L = -8.33 x 10-4 M

10(-8.33 x 10-4) = 3.08

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What are real life uses for an acid and a base?

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Acid: Batteries, fertilizers, soaps,

shampoo, detergents

Base: Drain cleaner, laxatives, antacids

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How could the sweetness of lemonade be maximized in

accordance with saturation?

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Super saturation of the lemonade with sugar

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What effects from acid rain suggest that it is acidic?

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Corrosion of metal/stone, lower the pH of water bodies, damage to nature via resource ruination

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Name one important food and the electrolyte in it

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Banana (K+), Salty foods (Na+/Cl-), Milk (Ca2+), Leafy

Greens (Mg2+)

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If you frequently have heartburn , would putting ketchup on your French fries increase or

decrease the odds of you getting heartburn? Why?

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It would increase your odds of getting

heartburn because ketchup has vinegar (acetic acid), which is

acidic.

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Final Jeopardy

If .5 mol H2SO4 dissolved in 30 L of water is added to 2 mol HCl dissolved in 10 L of water, what is the pOH?

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.5 mol / 40 L = .0125 M x 2 H+

= .025 M H+ in H2SO4

2 mol / 40 L = .5 M H+ in HCl.

.025 M H+ in H2SO4 + .05 M H+ in HCl = .075 M H+ total.

-log(.075 M) = 1.1214 – 1.12 = 12.87

pOH = 12.87