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| There is a significant difference between the samples/treatments |
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| (H1) There is a difference |
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| (H0)A statement of no difference or no relationship between variables, and it represents what you assume to be true |
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| Homoegenous mixtures that are composed of a solute and a solvent |
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| A solute is dissolved in a solvent; Ex. Sugar is a solute that is dissolved in coffee, the solvent |
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| The amount of solute in a solvent represents its concentration |
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| Concentrations can be expressed using what four terms? |
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| Molality, Molarity, Percentage, and Normality |
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| Grams required=(% desired)* volume desired in mL/100 mL |
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| The number of moles of solute per liter of solution |
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| The sums of the atomic weights of the substance |
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| Formula for the amount of solute required to prepare a molar solution |
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| Grams required=MW(g/M)*Volume desired in L*Molarity desired |
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| Hydrogen Ion concentration |
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| 1-6 Acidic; 7 Neutral; 8-14 Basic |
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| Formula for buffering capacity |
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B=(volume of a/b in mL)*(normality of a/b) /
(volume of sample in mL)*(pH change) |
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| used to detect molecules in a solution |
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| Silver Nitrate (AgNO3) is used to precipitate what? |
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| used to measure the amount of light absorbed by a molecule in a solution |
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| "0's" the spectrophotometer |
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| Detects Glucose by a brown color |
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| Detects proteins; turns lavender |
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| Detects Starch; turns blue/blue-black color |
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| Detects Calcium Ion; White precipitate |
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