Acids, Bases, & pH
Solutions & Molarity
Organic & Nuclear Chemistry
Ocean Acidification & Thermodynamics
Chemical Equilibrium & Reaction Rates
100

The pH of water should be as closest to _______ as possible. 

100

In a solution of sugar and water, the solute is 

sugar

100

H can form _______ bond(s) in an organic molecule. 

1

100

This is what oceans absorb 

CO2

100
Temperature tends to speed this up 

rate of a reaction

200
H+ ions are released when this is in a solution 

acid

200

In increase in temperature can _______________ the solubility of sugar in water. 

increase

200

A double covalent bond represents _______ electrons.

4

200

CO2 absorption ______________ the pH of the ocean.

increases

200

True or False: The activation energy of all reactions is the same 

False

300

bar soap is considered a 

base

300

molarity is a measure of 

concetration

300

In nuclear fission, isotopes are __________. 

split
300

The units to measure heat are 

calories & Joules

300

This helps speed up a reaction 

catalyst

400
pH can be found by taking the -log of the ____________ concentration.  

hydrogen ion

400

This does not always increase with temperature

solubility 

400

The collision of two nuclei occur in _________ __________.

nuclear fusion

400

delta H means 

change in enthalpy

400

A system at equilibrium will do this if it experiences stress from increased concentration or other changes. 

return to equilibrium

500

An acid will have a ___________ taste. 

sour

500

mol/liter are used to measure 

M (molarity)

500

In organic compounds, the covalent bonds are formed by 

valence electrons

500

The amount of heat needed to raise one gram of a substance one degree Celsius.

specific heat

500

A reaction with a higher ______________ will need more energy to begin.

activation energy 

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