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IPC Semester 1 Final Exam Review. Acid Rain. 1. Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide. Sulfuric acid is the primary acid in acid rain. Acid Rain. Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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IPC SEMESTER 1 FIN
AL
EXAM REVIEW
ACID RAIN1. Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide. Sulfuric acid is the primary acid in
acid rain.
ACID RAIN1. Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide. 2. Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide reacts with water and oxygen in
the air to form acid. Sulfuric acid is the primary acid in acid rain.
ACID RAIN1. Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide. 2. Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide reacts with water and oxygen in
the air to form acid. Sulfuric acid is the primary acid in acid rain.3. Acidifies soil and water. Harms plants and animals by lowering pH of
the environment. Damages buildings and structures made of certain materials.
ACID RAIN1. Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide. 2. Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide reacts with water and oxygen in
the air to form acid. Sulfuric acid is the primary acid in acid rain.3. Acidifies soil and water. Harms plants and animals by lowering pH of
the environment. Damages buildings and structures made of certain materials.
Carbon dioxide is a byproduct of burning coal. It is blamed for global warming.
VOCABULARYSolvent: the substance that dissolves the solute to make a solution.
VOCABULARYSolvent: the substance that dissolves the solute to make a solution.Solute: the substance that dissolves in a solution.
VOCABULARYSolvent: the substance that dissolves the solute to make a solution.Solute: the substance that dissolves in a solution. Solution: a homogeneous (evenly mixed) mixture of 2 or more substances
uniformly spread throughout a single phase.
VOCABULARYSolvent: the substance that dissolves the solute to make a solution.Solute: the substance that dissolves in a solution. Solution: a homogeneous (evenly mixed) mixture of 2 or more substances
uniformly spread throughout a single phase.Viscosity: the resistance of a fluid to flow.
VOCABULARYSolvent: the substance that dissolves the solute to make a solution.Solute: the substance that dissolves in a solution. Solution: a homogeneous (evenly mixed) mixture of 2 or more substances
uniformly spread throughout a single phase.Viscosity: the resistance of a fluid to flow.Insoluble: a substance that does not dissolve.
VOCABULARYSolvent: the substance that dissolves the solute to make a solution.Solute: the substance that dissolves in a solution. Solution: a homogeneous (evenly mixed) mixture of 2 or more substances
uniformly spread throughout a single phase.Viscosity: the resistance of a fluid to flow.Insoluble: a substance that does not dissolve.Polarity: having electrical charges.
VOCABULARYSolvent: the substance that dissolves the solute to make a solution.Solute: the substance that dissolves in a solution. Solution: a homogeneous (evenly mixed) mixture of 2 or more substances
uniformly spread throughout a single phase.Viscosity: the resistance of a fluid to flow.Insoluble: a substance that does not dissolve.Polarity: having electrical charges.Universal solvent: water, because it dissolves many substances
VOCABULARYSolvent: the substance that dissolves the solute to make a solution.Solute: the substance that dissolves in a solution. Solution: a homogeneous (evenly mixed) mixture of 2 or more substances
uniformly spread throughout a single phase.Viscosity: the resistance of a fluid to flow.Insoluble: a substance that does not dissolve.Polarity: having electrical charges.Universal solvent: water, because it dissolves many substancesConcentration: quantity of solute dissolved in a given quantity of
solution.
VOCABULARYSolvent: the substance that dissolves the solute to make a solution.Solute: the substance that dissolves in a solution. Solution: a homogeneous (evenly mixed) mixture of 2 or more substances
uniformly spread throughout a single phase.Viscosity: the resistance of a fluid to flow.Insoluble: a substance that does not dissolve.Polarity: having electrical charges.Universal solvent: water, because it dissolves many substancesConcentration: quantity of solute dissolved in a given quantity of
solution.Density: mass of a substance per given unit of volume
DENSITY1. D=M/V D=48g/8ml D=6g/ml
DENSITY1. D=M/V D=48g/8ml D=6g/ml2. V=M/D 575g/1.05 g/ml V=547.6
DENSITY1. D=M/V D=48g/8mL D=6g/mL2. V=M/D V=575g/1.05 g/mL V=547.63. M=V*D M=78*1.85g/mL M=144.3g
DENSITY1. D=M/V D=48g/8mL D=6g/mL2. V=M/D V=575g/1.05 g/mL V=547.63. M=V*D M=78*1.85g/mL M=144.3g4. dense
DENSITY1. D=M/V D=48g/8mL D=6g/mL2. V=M/D V=575g/1.05 g/mL V=547.63. M=V*D M=78*1.85g/mL M=144.3g4. Dense5. density
PROPERTIES OF WATER1. Crush the crystal to increase surface area or heat the water to increase
the number of collisions between water and gypsum molecules.
PROPERTIES OF WATER1. Crush the crystal to increase surface area or heat the water to increase
the number of collisions between water and gypsum molecules.2. Crush the solid, stir the solution, or heat the solvent.
PROPERTIES OF WATER1. Crush the crystal to increase surface area or heat the water to increase
the number of collisions between water and gypsum molecules.2. Crush the solid, stir the solution, or heat the solvent.3. Greatest
PROPERTIES OF WATER1. Crush the crystal to increase surface area or heat the water to increase
the number of collisions between water and gypsum molecules.2. Crush the solid, stir the solution, or heat the solvent.3. Greatest Temperature
PROPERTIES OF WATER1. Crush the crystal to increase surface area or heat the water to increase
the number of collisions between water and gypsum molecules.2. Crush the solid, stir the solution, or heat the solvent.3. Greatest Temperature Pressure
PROPERTIES OF WATER1. Crush the crystal to increase surface area or heat the water to increase
the number of collisions between water and gypsum molecules.2. Crush the solid, stir the solution, or heat the solvent.3. Greatest temperature pressure4. Universal solvent
PROPERTIES OF WATER1. Crush the crystal to increase surface area or heat the water to increase
the number of collisions between water and gypsum molecules.2. Crush the solid, stir the solution, or heat the solvent.3. Greatest temperature pressure4. Universal solvent5. polar
PROPERTIES OF WATER1. Crush the crystal to increase surface area or heat the water to increase
the number of collisions between water and gypsum molecules.2. Crush the solid, stir the solution, or heat the solvent.3. Greatest temperature pressure4. Universal solvent5. Polar6. C. The polar nature of its molecules
PROPERTIES OF WATER1. Crush the crystal to increase surface area or heat the water to increase
the number of collisions between water and gypsum molecules.2. Crush the solid, stir the solution, or heat the solvent.3. Greatest temperature pressure4. Universal solvent5. Polar6. C. The polar nature of its molecules7. D. Contains dissolved minerals
PROPERTIES OF WATER1. Crush the crystal to increase surface area or heat the water to increase the
number of collisions between water and gypsum molecules.2. Crush the solid, stir the solution, or heat the solvent.3. Greatest temperature pressure4. Universal solvent5. Polar6. C. The polar nature of its molecules7. D. Contains dissolved minerals8. D. Its molecular arrangement
PH SCALE1. acidic
PH SCALE1. acidic 2. basic
PH SCALE1. acidic 2. Basic3. neutral
PH SCALE1. acidic 2. Basic3. Neutral4. 3
PH SCALE1. acidic 2. Basic3. Neutral4. 3 5. 12
PH SCALE1. acidic 2. Basic3. Neutral4. 3 5. 126.
SOLUBILITY CURVES7. 68g
SOLUBILITY CURVES7. 68g8. 35 degrees
SOLUBILITY CURVES7. 68g8. 35 degrees9. NH3 and Ce2(SO4)3
SOLUBILITY CURVES7. 68g8. 35 degrees9. NH3 and Ce2(SO4)3
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