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Skinner 26-27 GHS
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molecular equation is the same as
balanced equation
always soluble:
(group 1) and SNAK
physical change
alters shape/size/state of a substance, but not molecular makeup
chemical change
bonds break and atoms rearrange, new substance with different properties is made
precipitation reaction
two aqueous reactants mix and react to form an insoluble precipitate
acid/base reaction
hydrogen ion/proton is transferred from acid to base (often forms salt and water)
redox reaction
electrons are transferred between reactants, causing change in oxidation numbers
acids are proton __
donors
bases are proton__
acceptors
conjugate acid
formed when a base accepts a proton
conjugate base
formed when an acid donates a proton
strong acids:
have H and a CL, Br, I, SO4, ClO4, etc- I Brought Clean Clothes, SO NO
strong bases:
have OH and a specific group 1 or 2 ion
strong acids make __ bases
weak
strong bases make __ acids
weak
oxidation numbers
pure elements = 0, monatomic ions= charge, group 1 and 2= +1 and +2, F= -1, O= -2, H= +1 nonmetal, -1 metal
reducing agent
loses electrons (gets oxidized)
oxidizing agent
gains electrons (gets reduced)
mnemonic for redox
OIL RIG
4.6 terms to know (?):
analyte= solution w/ unknown concentration, titrant= solution w/ known concentration, equivalence point= momenr when titrant and analyte react perfectly, endpoint= change color to show completion of reaction