What happens to the Ksp value of a solid as the temperature of the solution changes? Explain in both cases if the temperature of the solution increases and decreases. What happens to the particles of a solid when the solid changes into a liquid? A. They...
What is the solute in saltwater? What does it mean to standardize a solution? What is neutralization? What is a nonvolatile solute? What is the solution for ice loss? What is an eutectic mixture? What is paper chromatography? What solvent will dissolve wax?
Using your understanding of buffers: How do you explain the relationship between changing in Ocean pH and CO_2 in the atmosphere/dissolved CO_2? Explain what is meant by Kc, Ksp, Ka, and Kb. What do they mean and what does a higher or lower value indicate?
Describe a practical application of Ksp. What are shims in an NMR spectrometer and what is their purpose? What does the technique of chromatography allow you to do in an experiment? What is the purpose of the phenolphthalein solution? Explain the purpose of distillation in simplified terms. Why...
Explain the significance of a small Ksp value. What is mass spectroscopy in terms of chemistry? What is its significance? What role do the constants a and b play in the Van der Waals equation? What are the important properties of water? What is meant by the term gravimetric factor? What...
In chemistry, what is meant by "delocalized"? Describe a practical application of Ksp. What is a transition element? Give an explanation and an example. Explain why Cr^(2+) forms high-spin and low-spin octahedral complexes, but Cr^(3+) does not. How do you distinguish R and S ...
What are the two most important applications of geology in our society? What experimental observations can support the theory that there is restricted rotation about double bonds? Why does a meniscus occur? What does the term "chirality" mean? How did Mauveine impact our world economically and s...