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| hydrochloric, hydrobromic, hydroiodic, nitric, sulfuric, perchloric |
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| any acid that contains carbon can be considered a what acid? |
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| oxidation is loss, reduction is gain |
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| one important piece of glassware used in titration |
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| Arrhenius stated that acids release what when dissolved in water? |
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| Arrhenius stated that bases release what when dissolved in water? |
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| What kind of reaction is an acid and a base that yields water and a salt? |
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| Why is pure water not an electrical conductor |
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| doesn't produce ions needed to conduct current |
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| are all group one elements including ammonium soluble |
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| nitrate, chlorate, perchlorate, acetate |
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| Salts contains Cl, Br, and I are soluble except when with |
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| silver, lead 2, mercury 1 |
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| Generally what kind of salts are insoluble |
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| What are the two silver salts that are actually soluble |
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| Which sulfate salts are insoluble |
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| Barium, lead, silver, strontium, calcium, mercury one |
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| Are sulfides of transition metals soluble |
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| Which carbonates are insoluble |
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| most, but especially group two and Ca, Sr, and Ba and Fe, Pb |
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| Are chromates and phosphates soluble |
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| which fluorides are insoluble |
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| group 2a metals and Lead 2 |
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| Oxalate and oxide are soluble!!!! |
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