State and change of substances revision

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Law of conservation of mass

In any chemical reaction, mass is conserved; the number of atoms for each element must be the same on both sides of the equation

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Acid

Substance that donates protons (H+ ions)

Can also be defined as a substance without hydrogen, that accepts electrons

  • increase the concentration of hydrogen ions in solutions

  • pH less than 7

  • after “donating” becomes a conjugate base, since it could gain the proton back

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Base

Substance that accepts protons (H+ ions) and often releases hydroxide ions (OH- ) in water

  • could also be a substance without Hydrogen, where a base is defined as a substance that donates electrons

  • after receiving a proton, it becomes a conjugate acid, since it could lose the proton.

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pH scale

Scale that measures how acidic or basic a solution is

  • 0-6 acidic

  • 7 neutral

  • 8-14 basic

the scale is logarithmic, meaning that each one unit change in pH represents a 10x change in the concentration of hydrogen ions

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