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| Aq means aqueous which means |
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| the substance is dissolved in water |
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| 3 ways to measure the concentration of a solution |
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| Molarity, mole fraction, and percent weight (or mass). |
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| the solution is holding as much solute as possible |
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| the solution is holding less solute than its able to. |
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| the solution is holding more solute than it should |
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| _____ solid solute will dissolve at high temps |
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| ____gas solute will dissolve at high temperatures |
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| the goal of titration is to |
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| determine the the concentration of a solution |
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| many answers... EX. determine concentration of acid in the stomach |
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| to measure the amount of the solution of known concentration |
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| how to deal with concentrated HCl |
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| neutralize the acid with baking soda and wipe off |
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| how do u deal with concentrated NaOH |
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| neutralize the base with vinegar and wipe off |
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| reaction that absorbs energy |
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| reaction that gives off energy |
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| the energy change between reactants and products or the energy released or absorbed in the reaction |
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| when the forward and reverse reactions occur at the same rate |
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| increase surface area of reactants |
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| increase the concentration of reactants |
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| what does the energy difference between the reactants and the products represent? |
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| the enthalpy of the reaction |
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| What is the difference between the reactants and the peek of the hill represent? |
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