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            alkali metals,  1 0 3            argon  (Ar)
              oxidation numbers of,  I 0 7    atomic weight of,  159
            alkaline. definition of,  103     mole fraction  in  air, 69-70
            alkaline earth metals, oxidation numbers   Arrhenius, S  . theory of acids and bases
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                of,  I07                        of, 85
            alkalinity, of natural waters, 84   Arrhenius relation ,  for temperature effect
            alkalis, as strong bases,  1 0 3    on reaction  rates, 56-57,  1 5 6
            alloys, as solid solutions, 68   atmosphere
            aluminum (Al)                     chemical residence times in.  1
                                                                   6
              atomic weight of,  1 59         a s   standard pressure unit ,  15, 1 5 8
              residence time in ocean, 6 1    atom, structure of,  1 3 6
            aluminum  hydroxide  [Al(OH)3] ,  solubility   atomic weight(s)
                (or ion)  product constant  fo r,  1 6 6   derivation of, 2
                         3
                                                          -
            aluminum  ion  (Al ' } ,   1 7 2   of elements ,  1 5 9 1 6 1
              equilibrium  (or  dissociation) constant   alto (prefix), definition and symbol for,
                 for,  1 6 2                    1 5 7
            ammonia (NH3)                    automobile battery,  redox reaction in. 135
              from ammonium mercaptan dissocia-  automobile engine exhausts
                 tion,  1 5                   catalysts for converters of, 58
              atmospheric  composition of, 6   chemical reactions for gases of,  14,  15
              as base, 85                    Avogadro 's  number, 53, 136,  158
              base dissociation constant of, 92   derivation of, 2
              chemical equation for commercial  pro-  gram-atomic weight  and,  1 1
                 duction of, 8                of photons,  1 3 9
              cloud water pH decrease by,  I O  I
              rainwater exposure to,  100    B
              thermodynamic  properties of,  170   bar, 1 5 8
            ammonium chloride (NH4Cl)        barium carbonate (BaCO,), solubilit y  (or
              decomposition reaction of,  12, 1 3    ion) product constant  for,  1 6 6
              hydrolysis of. 92-93           barium hydroxide (BaOH2)
            ammonium hydroxide  (NH40H), thermo­  solubility in  water of,  75
                dynamic properties of,  1 7 0   solubility  (or  ion) product constant of,
            ammonium ion (NH�),  1 7 2            75 ,  1 6 6
              equilibrium (or dissociation) constant   barium ion  (Ba2 +  ) ,  1 7 2
                 for,  1 6 3                 barium sulfate (BaS04), solubility  (or ion)
              thermodynamic properties of,  1 7 0   product constant for,  1 6 6
            ammonium mercaptan (NH4HS), dissocia­  bases, 83-1 0 3
                tion reaction of,  1 5         Arrhenius theory of, 85 , 86
            ammonium nitrate (NH4N03)          Br�nsted-Lowry  theory  of,  86-87
              heat of reaction in water,  8  1    characteristics of, 83
                 i
              use  n   instant ice packs ,  8 1    conjugate, 86-87, 94,  IOI
            anions                             definitions and concepts of,  83-85
              definition of,  1  1 6           dissociation constants of, 88
              hydrolysis  of, 92                definition,  1 6 3
            anode                              as  electron acceptors,  87
              definition of,  1 1 6            examples of,  85
                                               ionic dissoc iation  in, 85
              in  electrochemical cell, 1 1 5
            Antarctica                         Lewis theory of, 87
              ozone  depletion  over,  150 1 5 2, 1 5 3   neutralization of, 84
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              ozone hole formation over,  1 5 0- 1 5 2   pH  of solutions of, 89
            anthropogenic  chemicals, stratospheric   properties of, 85
                ozone depletion by,  145- 1 4 6, 149,   as  proton acceptors, 87
                1 5 0                          strengths of, 87-88
            antifreeze, 80                   basic solution , definition of, 83
             aqueous  solution, definition  of.  1 5    batteries
             archeological artifacts, radiocarbon dating   redox reaction in,  1 3 5
                of, 66                         "running-down" process of,  1 2 8
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