pH acids and bases
kinetics
thermochemistry
100

pH  stands for

potential of hydrogen

100

 what doesn’t result in product formation because the particles bounce off each other and have lower kinetic energy

 ineffective collision

100

the energy thats stored in the chemical bonds of a substance is the 

chemical potential energy

200

when acids donate H+ while bases accept H+ is called

Bronsted-Lowry

200

another scientific word for speed is


rate

200

when an object of high temperature gets brought into contact with low temperature...

heat flows from hot object to cold object until theyre the same temperature.

300

when acids produce H+ while bases produce OH- is called

Arrhenius

300

the minimum energy that colliding particles must have in order to undergo a reaction is the 

activation energy

300

a reaction in which heat flows from the surroundings into the system, decreasing the surroundings temperature.

endothormic reaction

400

pH is the

measure of how acidic or alkaline a substance is, ranging from 0 to 7

400

a positive reaction where the product is greater than the energy of the reactants is 

endothermic 

400

the law that states that in any physcial or chemical process, energy is neither created or destroyed is the 

law of conservation of energy

500

what can be thought of as a water molecule with an attached hydrogen atom is a

hydronium ion

500

a substance that isnt used up in a chemical reaction but increases the rate is a 

catalyst

500

1 kilocalorie = 1 calorie = 

1000 calories

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