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Ionization
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Chemistry Unit V
Ionization
MA Certification Board
File No. BC-2003-1314
TCH: 10 Hours
CEU: 1.0 Units
Price: $150.00
Contents:
Solution and
Crystallization
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What is the nature of solutions?
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Types of solutions
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How does solution equilibrium occur?
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How does pressure influence
solubility?
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How does temperature influence
solubility?
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The rate of solution may be increased
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Solutions may be dilute or
concentrated
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Methods of expressing concentrations
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Solvents are selective
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Hydrogen bonds affect the properties of
solvents
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Freezing and boiling points of solutions
differ from those of their solvents
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Molecular weights of solutes
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What are crystals?
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Chemists purify chemicals by
crystallization
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Standards of purity
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Water of hydration
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What is efflorescence?
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What is deliquescence?
The Theory of
Ionization
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Some solutions conduct electricity
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Electrolytes lower the freezing point more
than non-electrolytes
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Electrolytes raise the boiling point more
than non-electrolytes
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How is the behavior of electrolytes
explained?
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The modern theory of ionization
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The structure of electrovalent
compounds
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The hydration of lime
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Some covalent compounds ionize
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Some electrolytes are strong, others are
weak
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Water ionizes slightly
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Some substances do not ionize
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Electrolytes affect the freezing and boiling
points abnormally
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The degree of ionization may be
measured
Acids, Bases
and Salts
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Acids are an important class of
substances
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Important industrial acids
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What is an acid?
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Modern definition of acids
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Properties common to acids
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How are acids named?
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What are acid anhydrides?
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What is a base?
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The characteristics of hydroxides
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How are hydroxides named?
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What are basic anhydrides?
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The pH of a solution
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What are standard solutions?
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Standard solutions of known molality
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Standard solutions of known molarity
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Standard for equivalent weights
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Standard solutions of known normality
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Standard solutions and titration
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Indicators in titration
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What is a salt?
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Salts have varied properties
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What reactions produce salts?
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How are salts named?
Chemical
Equilibrium
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Reversible reactions may reach
equilibrium
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Equilibrium is a dynamic state
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Factors affecting the speed of
reaction
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The Law of Mass Action
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The equilibrium constant is important to
chemists
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Factors that disturb equilibrium
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Some reactions run to completion
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What is the common ion effect?
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The ionization constant of water
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Hydrolysis of salts
Oxidation -
Reduction Reactions
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What is oxidation?
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What is reduction?
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Oxidation and reduction occur
simultaneously
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Oxidation numbers
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Balancing oxidation-reduction
equations
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Oxidizing and reducing agents
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Electrochemical reactions
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