Chemistry 2 Final

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Across
  1. 2. The denominator in the formula for molarity.
  2. 3. Solutions with a higher pOH are more ______________.
  3. 5. Reversible reaction equations have two of these. Also, launched from bendy sticks with strings.
  4. 8. The universal solvent.
  5. 9. The numerator for the unit of molar mass. Sounds a bit like it was the second that invented the telephone.
  6. 10. Like a mole, but for eggs.
  7. 11. 6.022 x 10^23
  8. 13. Element of the cation associated with acids.
  9. 16. Properties altered by concentration of solutes.
  10. 17. The number in a chemical reaction equation that describes the number of molecules involved.
  11. 19. When the conditions of a reversible reaction is changed, equilibrium will shift to ___________. Also granite in a kitchen.
  12. 20. A sweet-tasting solute.
  13. 21. M.
  14. 22. Anion concentration increased by a base. Also, "_____ no,"
  15. 23. Both acids and bases tend to be this, especially in relation to metals.
  16. 24. A mixture with constituents that are evenly distributed.
Down
  1. 1. The molar mass of this element is 30.974.
  2. 3. ____________ weight: the mass of the average atom for a specific element. Found on the periodic table.
  3. 4. As concentration of solute increases, freezing point goes ______________.
  4. 6. Acids or Bases that dissociate completely.
  5. 7. The lucky number indicating a neutral value (based on a negative logarithm).
  6. 10. A verb. When the constituents of a molecule break apart in solution, they __________________.
  7. 12. The point at which a reversible reaction's product and reactant concentrations stabilize. Also a Bavarian folk metal band.
  8. 13. A mixture with constituents that are unevenly distributed.
  9. 14. Amount of solute per volume. Focus and you will find the answer.
  10. 15. Any substance that cannot be dissolved.
  11. 18. Action of solutes in solvent. Faster whether shaken or stirred.