Electrolytes
Acids, Bases, and Salts
Concentration
Ions
Solutions
100
The process by which electricity (or heat) is passed through a substance
What is Conduction
100
Acids, Bases, and Salts are all examples of these.
What are Electrolytes.
100
The mass of solute in 100 mL of solution
What is % m/V
100
The negatively charged particle of an atom
What is an electron
100
The substance that is dissolved in the solvent
What is the Solute
200
Sugar, distilled water, and alcohol are examples of these
What are non-electrolytes
200
Release OH (-) ions when dissolved in water.
What are Bases
200
The unit of concentration carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is measured in
What is ppm (parts per million)
200
The electron orbital from which electrons are added or lost.
What is The valence shell
200
a homogeneous mixture whose components can not be distinguished under a microscope.
What is What is a solution
300
The process by which an electrolyte dissolves into two ions of opposite charges
What is Electrolytic Dissociation
300
Compounds composed of a metal and a non-metal
What are Salts?
300
= Concentration multiplied by Volume
What is mass
300
An Atom that has gained electrons
What is a Negative Ion
300
A solution in which the solvent is water
What is an Aqueous Solution
400
Sodium chloride is an example of this type of electrolyte.
What is a salt.
400
Substances that combine to neutralize one another and form a salt and water.
What are Acids and Bases
400
A measure of the concentration of H (+) ions in a solution
What is the pH Scale
400
The charged part of an atom that does not change if it becomes an atom
What is the nucleus.
400
The addition of solvent in a solution
What is Dilution
500
A biological system that requires electrolytes in order to transmit impulses between neurons
What is the Nervous system
500
The chemical name of vinegar
What is Acetic Acid
500
5.6 grams of solute in a 100mL solution.
What is 5.6 % m/V
500
The Ion released by acids in water
What is H (+) Ion
500
The addition of solute in a solution
What is Dissolution
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