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Chemical Bonds and Reactions
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Two kinds of bonds Ionic Covalent Chemical Bonds and Reactions
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Ionic bonds Ions of opposite charge join together Na+ and Cl- = NaCl Chemical Bonds and Reactions
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Covalent Bonds Electrons are shared when elements join together water - H20 Chemical Bonds and Reactions
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Chemical Reactions Reactants are changed into a new substance, products. HCl + NaOH --> NaCl +H2O Chemical Bonds and Reactions Energy Changes
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Endothermic reactions -energy is used to make something Chemical Bonds and Reactions.
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Exothermic reaction – -energy is given off.
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-MIXTURES -Combination of substances that are not chemically bonded For example sand and water, or air MIXTURES
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Solution a uniform mixture of two or more substance.
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MIXTURES 2 parts of a mixture Solute - the dissolved substance Solvent - the dissolving substance
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MIXTURES Kool-aid What is needed to make it? What is the solvent and what is the solute?
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Common Types of Solutions Gas-gas air Liquid-gas moist air Gas-liquid soda water Liquid-liquid vinegar
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Common Types of Solutions Solid-liquid brine Solid-solid sterling sliver Water H2O
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Essential part of living things 65-95 % the human body You can live 60 days without food you can only live 6 days without water.
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Water - H2O Two Hydrogen and One oxygen
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Covalent Bond Water is the universal solvent. Hydrogen bond is unique Makes blood circulation possible
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Acids, Bases, and Salts Acids - compounds that release hydrogen ions (H+) Bases - compounds that release hydroxide ions (OH-)
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Acids, Bases, and Salts –Salts compounds that release ions other than hydrogen or hydroxide ions Neither a acid nor a base. –Salts dissolve in water are electrolytes because they conduct an electrical current Sports drinks are mixtures of electrolytes that are used to replace salts excreted in sweat when a person exercises. pH
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Scale A standard measurement of the concentration of hydrogen ions (H+) in a solution.
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Scale 0 to 14 pH Scale Basic 13 bleach 11 ammonia 9 baking soda
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Scale 8 egg whites pH Scale Neutral 7.5 Blood 7 Water pH Scale Acid 5 coffee 4 tomato juice 3 vinegar 2 lemon juice.5 battery acid
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