Reactions in Aqueous solutions 8.3

Aqueous solution

contains one or more solutes dissolved in water

EX of a solvent:

Water ( because it can dissolve things like salt)

EX of a solute:

salt ( because it dissolves in water)

Solvent

Able to dissolve other substances

solute

minor substance that dissolves in a solvent

solutes are molecular compounds that:

form ions when dissolved

when hydrogen is produces, the compounds are:

Acids

ionic compounds can be

solutes in aqueous solutions

dissociaton

ionic compounds dissolve, ions separate

aqueous solutions that contain ions as solutes, ions combine to react and reaction is:

double replacement

Complete Ionic equations

ionic equations that show all of the particles in a solution as they actually exist.

spectator ions

ions that do not participate in a reaction

net ionic equations

formulas that only include particles that participate in the reaction.

Two reactions can be combined to:

be represented as a single chemical equation

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