This quiz titled 'Unit 9 - Salts' explores the formation and properties of salts and soaps, differentiating between soaps and detergents, and the environmental impact of phosphates in detergents. It assesses understanding of organic compounds and their applications, relevant for learners in chemistry.
Esters
Titrations
Soaps
Polymers
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Hydronium and hydroxide
Nonpolar nitrogen chain and carboxylic acid
Hydroxide and carboxylic acid
Nonpolar carbon chain and salt of carboxylic acid
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Soaps have long hydrocarbon chains and detergents have long nitrogen chains.
Detergents have long hydrocarbon chains and soaps have long nitrogen chains.
Soaps contain salts and detergents contain sulfonic or phosphoric acid groups.
Detergents contain carboxylic acid groups and soaps contain phosphoric acid groups.
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Phosphates cause a detergent to produce scum in hard water.
Detergents with phosphates cannot clean as thoroughly as those without them do.
Phosphates are corrosive.
Phosphates can cause overgrowth of algae in waterways.
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Salt
Ester
Base
Indicator
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Vinegar
Lemon juice
Fertilizer
Aspirin
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Long hydrocarbon chain with sodium salt
Long hydrocarbon chain with posassium salt
Long hydrocarbon chain with sulfonic acid group
Long-chain fatty acid with sodium hydroxide
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Acetic, carbonic, and hydrochloric
Nitric, sulfuric, and phosphoric
Nitric, acetic, and sulfuric
Phosphoric, carbonic, and ascorbic
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