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| Donate H+ when dissolved in water, pH <7 |
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| Accept H+ when dissolved in water, pH >7 |
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| Stabilize pH by accepting H+ if acidic, or donating H+ if basic (ex. Carbonic Acid in blood) |
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| Attraction between like molecules (found in water, H bonds) |
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| Due to water's high specific heat, water molecules take away heat when they evaporate (ex. sweating) |
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| bonds between H on polar molecules (H20) |
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| molecule who's attracted to/dissolved by water (polar molecules) |
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| molecule who's repelled by water (nonpolar molecules, ex. hyrdrocarbons/oil) |
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| =-log[+H], concentration of +H's |
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| logarithmic scale, change in one unit 10X change in concentration |
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| proton acceptor (base) proton donor (acid) |
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| what is doing the dissolving, water is a good solvent |
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| state (solid, liquid, gas) |
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| water becomes less dense in solid state (ice floats) |
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