positive of dipole attracts negative of other dipole Hydrogen bond =-log10 [H30+] q=nL Specific heat capacity a insoluble solid is formed (s) Key element, Oxygen, Hydrogen Equal charges State losing electrons Diprotic high amount of particles in a given volume Amphiprotic is oxidized and reduces something energy needed to change state Salt + Water + carbon dioxide Displacement reaction salt+ water Conjugate base dispersion force gaining electrons uneven distribution of electrons in molecule Hydronium is reduced and oxidizes something ions are attracted to dipoles of water Ions that are always soluble positive of dipole attracts negative of other dipole Hydrogen bond =-log10 [H30+] q=nL Specific heat capacity a insoluble solid is formed (s) Key element, Oxygen, Hydrogen Equal charges State losing electrons Diprotic high amount of particles in a given volume Amphiprotic is oxidized and reduces something energy needed to change state Salt + Water + carbon dioxide Displacement reaction salt+ water Conjugate base dispersion force gaining electrons uneven distribution of electrons in molecule Hydronium is reduced and oxidizes something ions are attracted to dipoles of water Ions that are always soluble
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positive of dipole attracts negative of other dipole
Hydrogen bond
=-log10 [H30+]
q=nL
Specific heat capacity
a insoluble solid is formed (s)
Key element, Oxygen, Hydrogen
Equal charges
State
losing electrons
Diprotic
high amount of particles in a given volume
Amphiprotic
is oxidized and reduces something
energy needed to change state
Salt + Water + carbon dioxide
Displacement reaction
salt+ water
Conjugate base
dispersion force
gaining electrons
uneven distribution of electrons in molecule
Hydronium
is reduced and oxidizes something
ions are attracted to dipoles of water
Ions that are always soluble