Chemical Reactions Test Review
Across
- 1. a scale from 0 to 14 that is a measure of the hydrogen and hydroxide ion concentrations, how strong or weak an acid or base is.
- 7. a chemical compound that dissociates into hydroxide ion(s) and a positively charged ion when mixed with water
- 8. not able to be dissolved by a particular solvent. Some things can be dissolved by water and some cannot (insoluble)
- 9. forms when a solvent is saturated and more solute is added. The extra solute ‘precipitates’ to the bottom
- 10. a chemical compound that is produced in a chemical reaction (what you have at the end of the reaction)
- 11. the ratio of the amount of solute to the volume of solvent
- 14. the substance that changes state when a solution is prepared or is present in the smallest amount
- 15. when a reactant is converted to a product
- 17. matter cannot be created nor destroyed
- 18. when a solvent is ‘full’ of solute and cannot dissolve any more
- 19. When an acid is mixed with water, it dissociates into a negatively charged ion and a hydrogen ion, H+
Down
- 2. When a base is mixed with water, it dissociates into a positively charged ion and a hydroxide ion, OH-.
- 3. able to be dissolved by a particular solvent
- 4. a chemical compound that is consumed in a chemical reaction (what you start with)
- 5. Describes a chemical reaction by indicating the formulas of all reactants and products
- 6. when a reactant is not converted to a product
- 12. a chemical compound that has a hydrogen ion(s) (also called hydronium ions) when mixed with water (H+)
- 13. a chemical compound that has a negative or a positive charge
- 15. occurs when chemical reactants are converted into chemical products
- 16. a description of a chemical compound using the letter designations of the elements