solvationthedissolvingprocesspolyproticacidhas morethan oneH+ todonateconcentrationmeasure ofamount ofsolute toamount ofsolvent orsolutionsolutionahomogeneousmixturelaw ofconservationof massmasscan't becreated ordestroyedionicbondattractionbetween acation andan anionsolubleable tobedissolvedsuspensionmixtured inwhichparticlessettle to thebottomHenry'sLawrelatessolubility andpressure of agassaltmade fromthe cationfrom a baseand the anionfrom an acidsolventsubstancepresent inthe greateramount in asolutionmolarmassmass ofone moleof asubstancedecompositionreactionsinglereactantbreaks downinto simplersubstancescolligativepropertiespropertiesdependent onthe numberof dissolvedparticleselectrolyteconductselectricitywhendissolvedimmiscibletwo liquidsthat are notsoluble inone anothertitrationmeasured amountof known solutionis used todetermineconcentration ofan unknownBronsted-LowryAcidprotondonordoubledisplacementreactiontwo ionsswitchplaces incompoundssaturatedsolutionhas the maxamount ofsolute it candissolve at agiven T & Pionatomwith achargeendpointpoint wherean indicatorchangescolorchemicalreactionrearrangementof atoms toform newsubstancesanionnegativeionneutralizationreactionreactionbetween acidand base thatproduces waterand a saltstoichiometryrelatesamount ofreactantsand productstheoreticalyieldmax amountof productthat can beproducedmetallicbondattractionbetween metalcations anddelocalizedelectronslimitingreactantdeterminesthe amountof productthat can beformedcolloidhas particleslarge enoughto scatterlightpolyatomiciongroup ofatomsthat has achargepHmeasureof [H+] ina solutionactualyieldexperimentallymeasuredamount ofproductcatalystspeeds upor gets areactiongoingtransitionintervalpH rangeover whichan indicatorchangescolorLewisbaseelectronpairdonoroxidationloss ofelectronsstrongacidionizescompletelyandproduces H+in solutionvaporpressurepressure ofthe vaporparticlesabove aliquidsynthesisreactionsubstancescombine tofrom onenew productformulaunitsimplestunit of anioniccompoundArrheniusacidproducedH+ ionsin watersingledisplacementreactionone elementreplacesanother in acompoundactivityserieslists metalsin order ofchemicalactivitymolaritymoles ofsolute perL ofsolutioncationpositiveionprecipitateinsolublesolidformed ina reactionequivalencepointpoint wheremoles of[H+] and[OH-] areequalmoleculesimplest unitof acovalentlybondedcompoundsolubilitymax amountof solute thatcan bedissolvedpolarmoleculehas apositive andnegative endcovalentbondattractionbetween nucleiand valenceelectrons of twobonded atomsreductiongain ofelectronsmolalitymoles ofsolute perkg ofsolventamphotericcan act asan acid ora basecombustionreaction withoxgyen thatproducesheat andlightsolvationthedissolvingprocesspolyproticacidhas morethan oneH+ todonateconcentrationmeasure ofamount ofsolute toamount ofsolvent orsolutionsolutionahomogeneousmixturelaw ofconservationof massmasscan't becreated ordestroyedionicbondattractionbetween acation andan anionsolubleable tobedissolvedsuspensionmixtured inwhichparticlessettle to thebottomHenry'sLawrelatessolubility andpressure of agassaltmade fromthe cationfrom a baseand the anionfrom an acidsolventsubstancepresent inthe greateramount in asolutionmolarmassmass ofone moleof asubstancedecompositionreactionsinglereactantbreaks downinto simplersubstancescolligativepropertiespropertiesdependent onthe numberof dissolvedparticleselectrolyteconductselectricitywhendissolvedimmiscibletwo liquidsthat are notsoluble inone anothertitrationmeasured amountof known solutionis used todetermineconcentration ofan unknownBronsted-LowryAcidprotondonordoubledisplacementreactiontwo ionsswitchplaces incompoundssaturatedsolutionhas the maxamount ofsolute it candissolve at agiven T & Pionatomwith achargeendpointpoint wherean indicatorchangescolorchemicalreactionrearrangementof atoms toform newsubstancesanionnegativeionneutralizationreactionreactionbetween acidand base thatproduces waterand a saltstoichiometryrelatesamount ofreactantsand productstheoreticalyieldmax amountof productthat can beproducedmetallicbondattractionbetween metalcations anddelocalizedelectronslimitingreactantdeterminesthe amountof productthat can beformedcolloidhas particleslarge enoughto scatterlightpolyatomiciongroup ofatomsthat has achargepHmeasureof [H+] ina solutionactualyieldexperimentallymeasuredamount ofproductcatalystspeeds upor gets areactiongoingtransitionintervalpH rangeover whichan indicatorchangescolorLewisbaseelectronpairdonoroxidationloss ofelectronsstrongacidionizescompletelyandproduces H+in solutionvaporpressurepressure ofthe vaporparticlesabove aliquidsynthesisreactionsubstancescombine tofrom onenew productformulaunitsimplestunit of anioniccompoundArrheniusacidproducedH+ ionsin watersingledisplacementreactionone elementreplacesanother in acompoundactivityserieslists metalsin order ofchemicalactivitymolaritymoles ofsolute perL ofsolutioncationpositiveionprecipitateinsolublesolidformed ina reactionequivalencepointpoint wheremoles of[H+] and[OH-] areequalmoleculesimplest unitof acovalentlybondedcompoundsolubilitymax amountof solute thatcan bedissolvedpolarmoleculehas apositive andnegative endcovalentbondattractionbetween nucleiand valenceelectrons of twobonded atomsreductiongain ofelectronsmolalitymoles ofsolute perkg ofsolventamphotericcan act asan acid ora basecombustionreaction withoxgyen thatproducesheat andlight

Final Exam Review Bingo Honors Chemistry - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. the dissolving process
    solvation
  2. has more than one H+ to donate
    polyprotic acid
  3. measure of amount of solute to amount of solvent or solution
    concentration
  4. a homogeneous mixture
    solution
  5. mass can't be created or destroyed
    law of conservation of mass
  6. attraction between a cation and an anion
    ionic bond
  7. able to be dissolved
    soluble
  8. mixtured in which particles settle to the bottom
    suspension
  9. relates solubility and pressure of a gas
    Henry's Law
  10. made from the cation from a base and the anion from an acid
    salt
  11. substance present in the greater amount in a solution
    solvent
  12. mass of one mole of a substance
    molar mass
  13. single reactant breaks down into simpler substances
    decomposition reaction
  14. properties dependent on the number of dissolved particles
    colligative properties
  15. conducts electricity when dissolved
    electrolyte
  16. two liquids that are not soluble in one another
    immiscible
  17. measured amount of known solution is used to determine concentration of an unknown
    titration
  18. proton donor
    Bronsted-Lowry Acid
  19. two ions switch places in compounds
    double displacement reaction
  20. has the max amount of solute it can dissolve at a given T & P
    saturated solution
  21. atom with a charge
    ion
  22. point where an indicator changes color
    end point
  23. rearrangement of atoms to form new substances
    chemical reaction
  24. negative ion
    anion
  25. reaction between acid and base that produces water and a salt
    neutralization reaction
  26. relates amount of reactants and products
    stoichiometry
  27. max amount of product that can be produced
    theoretical yield
  28. attraction between metal cations and delocalized electrons
    metallic bond
  29. determines the amount of product that can be formed
    limiting reactant
  30. has particles large enough to scatter light
    colloid
  31. group of atoms that has a charge
    polyatomic ion
  32. measure of [H+] in a solution
    pH
  33. experimentally measured amount of product
    actual yield
  34. speeds up or gets a reaction going
    catalyst
  35. pH range over which an indicator changes color
    transition interval
  36. electron pair donor
    Lewis base
  37. loss of electrons
    oxidation
  38. ionizes completely and produces H+ in solution
    strong acid
  39. pressure of the vapor particles above a liquid
    vapor pressure
  40. substances combine to from one new product
    synthesis reaction
  41. simplest unit of an ionic compound
    formula unit
  42. produced H+ ions in water
    Arrhenius acid
  43. one element replaces another in a compound
    single displacement reaction
  44. lists metals in order of chemical activity
    activity series
  45. moles of solute per L of solution
    molarity
  46. positive ion
    cation
  47. insoluble solid formed in a reaction
    precipitate
  48. point where moles of [H+] and [OH-] are equal
    equivalence point
  49. simplest unit of a covalently bonded compound
    molecule
  50. max amount of solute that can be dissolved
    solubility
  51. has a positive and negative end
    polar molecule
  52. attraction between nuclei and valence electrons of two bonded atoms
    covalent bond
  53. gain of electrons
    reduction
  54. moles of solute per kg of solvent
    molality
  55. can act as an acid or a base
    amphoteric
  56. reaction with oxgyen that produces heat and light
    combustion