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Strong electrolyte
soluble, ionic compound; strong acids; can be molecular is strong acid
Weak electrolyte
NH3 weak base; CH3COOH weak acid
Nonelectrolyte
molecular compound (not strong acid); insoluble, ionic compound ex chalk
molarity formula
M= mole/ liters
concentration formula
concentration = mass / volume
dilution formula
M1V1=M2V2
If there is more than one compound listed
convert to moles (g—>mol)
use mole to mole ratio from balanced equation
what does concentration also mean
molarity
milliliters to liters
x 1000
what does a majority of problems use?
molarity formula
oxidizing agent
reduced element
reducing agent
oxidized element
oxidation
loss of electrons ex: element zero to +2
reduction
gain of electrons ex: +2 to zero
net ionic equation for acid-base neut
acid + base = salt + water
what defines a base
H+ acceptor; possess OH-
what defines an acid
donates H+; contains H+ to make acid name
-ide
hydro___ic acid
-ate
__ic acid
-ite
___rous acid
ClO-
hyperchloric acid
HClO4
perchloric acid
ClO4
perchloric acid
Soluble elements
alkali metals, ammonium ion, Nitrates, acetates, chlorates, halides, sulfates
insoluble elements
carbonates, phosphates, chromates, sulfides, hydroxides