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Ions in aqueous solution flashcards
23 cards drawn from the 2 lessons on ions in aqueous solution: 19 definitions, 2 check-yourself questions and 2 spot-the-error cards. Rate each answer to set when the card appears again.
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- Metal-aqua ionDEFINE
- LigandDEFINE
- Coordinate bondDEFINE
- Coordination numberDEFINE
- Hydrolysis (of a metal-aqua ion)DEFINE
- Brønsted–Lowry acidDEFINE
- Weak acidDEFINE
- Charge/size ratioDEFINE
- PolarisationDEFINE
- Acid dissociation constant, KaDEFINE
- A solution of a salt is neutral, because a salt is what is left once an acid has been neutralisedSPOT THE ERROR
- Metal-aqua ions and the acidity of their solutions: check questionCHECK
- Brønsted–Lowry baseDEFINE
- PrecipitateDEFINE
- DeprotonationDEFINE
- AmphotericDEFINE
- Excess (of a reagent)DEFINE
- Ligand substitutionDEFINE
- Weak baseDEFINE
- EffervescenceDEFINE
- Aerial oxidationDEFINE
- Ammonia solution is a weaker version of sodium hydroxide, so it does exactly what sodium hydroxide does, only lessSPOT THE ERROR
- Reactions of aqua ions with hydroxide, ammonia and carbonate: check questionCHECK