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physical change
change in appearance or state
phase change
separating mixtures
chemical changes
transformation of substances
light, heat, gas produced
change color
precipitate formed
heat change
spectator ions
Na+, K+, NO3-, Cl-
titrations
using buret to slowly add one solution into another (in the flask).
equil pt
mols of base = mols of acid
endpoint
acid-base changes color
true or false, if correct, equil pt should be close to endpoint
true
acid base reactions
transfer of H+
redox reactions
transfer of electrons
losing electrons = oxidation
OIL RIG (oxidation is losing, reduction is gaining)
every atom in every compound or ion has an oxidation state
oxidation number rules
alkali metals are +1
alkaline earth metals are +2
oxygen is -2
hydrogen is +1
compounds with alkalie metal ions, ammonium, nitrate are…
always soluble in water
bronsted-lowry
acid is proton donor
base is proton reciever
proton=H+
acid vs conj base
acid: has H
conj base: missing H
EX: HCl and Cl-
base vs conj acid
base: has OH
conj acid: has extra H
EX: H2O and H3O+
what side are conjugate acids and bases on
always part of products
molecular equation
shows reactants and products
EX: AgNO3 + NaCl → AgCl + NaNO3
complete ionic equation
shows EVERYTHING
EX: Ag+ + NO3- + Na+ + Cl- → AgCl (s) + Na+ + NO3-
Net ionic equation
removes spectator ions
EX: Ag+ + Cl- → AgCl