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            bicarbonate .  See  hydrogen carbonate  ion   calcium hydroxide [Ca(OH)i], solubil­
                                                ity  (or  ion) product constant for,
            bimolecular reaction(s) .  See  also second­
                order reaction                  1 6 6
              of gases, 52-57, 65            calcium  ion  (Ca2 + ),  172
              rate  law for, 49              calcium oxide (CaO) ,  as base, 85
            binary compounds ,  ionic, oxidation num­  calcium sulfate (CaS04),  solubility (or
                bers for,  106                  ion) product constant for,  1 6 6
                                                              y
            bismuth sulfide (Bi2S3) ,  solubility  (or  ion)   calomel (HgCI), thermod n amic  proper­
                product constant of,  166       ties of,  1 7 0
            bisulfate. See hydrogen  sulfate  ion   carbohydrates, as products of photosyn­
            bisulfite .  See  hydrogen  sulfite ion   thesis ,  1 1 3
            blood, pH of,  I O I             carbon (C), thermodynamic  properties of,
            blue light,  wavelengths of,  1 3 8   1 6 9
            boiling-point elevation,  in  solutions ,  7 1 ,    carbon- 1 2 ,   elemental atomic weights
                72                              based on, 2, 1 5 9 1 6 1
                                                           -
            Boltzmann constant, 6,  1 6 , 34,  53,  144,   carbon- 14 ,  use  in  radiocarbon dating,  66,
                1 5 8                           67
            Boyle's law,  ideal gas equation reduction   carbonated  drinks, carbon dioxide release
                to, 26                          from,  1
                                                    7
            brain ,  nitric acid requirement for function   carbonate  ion (C012-),  1 7 2
                of,  1 5 6                   carbonate  rocks, pH  of water in  contact
            bromide  ion  (Br- ),  1 7 2        with,  1 2 8
              residence time  in  ocean ,  6 1    carbon dioxide  (CO,)
            bromine  (Br)                     absorption  by rai� ,  89-90, 98
              atomic weight of, 1 5 9         in air, 6-7
              as catalyst,  57-58               buffering capacity of,  1 2 8
            Brpnsted,  . ,   86               atmospheric residence time of,  6 1
                    J
            Brpnsted-Lowry acid,  ionization of, 87-  dissolution in water,  3
                88, 97,  1 0 4                in  forests ,  day  and  night  levels of,  1 3 3
            Brpnsted-Lowry theory ,  of acids and   from fossil-fuel burning,  1 1 3
                bases, 86-87                  as greenhouse gas,  1 1 3
            buffering capacity ,  definition of, 95   molecular weight of,  3
            buffers                            role in photosynthesis,  1 - 2,  1 1 3
              properties of, 93-96             thermodynamic properties of,  1 6 9
              of seawater,  1 0 1            carbonic acid  (H2C03)
                                              equilibrium  (or  dissociation) constant
                                                  for,  1 6 3
            c                                  formation from carbon dioxide and
            cadmium chloride (CdCl2),  oxidation num­  water, 3
                ber of ions,  106               in  rain, 98
            cadmium sulfide (CdS) ,  solubility (or  ion)   molecular weight of,  3
                product constant for,  1 66     as polyprotic acid ,  90,  98
            calcite (CaC03) ,  thermodynamic proper­  successive acid-dissociation constants
                ties  of,  1 6 9                  for,  1 64
            calcium (Ca)                     carbon monoxide (CO)
              atomic weight of,  1 5 9         in automobile exhausts, 58
              thermodynamic properties of,  1 6 9   catalytic oxidation, 58
            calcium carbonate (CaC03)          thermodynamic  properties of,  1 6 9
              rainwater exposure to,  1 00     carcinogen, nitric oxide as,  156
              solubility  (or ion) product constant for,   catalysis, 57-58
                 82,  166                      heterogenous, 57, 58
              use of to combat acid-rain effects  in   in catalytic converters, 58
                                                        s
                 lakes ,  IOI                  homogeneou ,   57, 58
            calcium chloride  (CaCl,) ,  use of to melt   catalyst(s)
                             •
                ice, 80                        definition of, 57
            calcium fluoride (CaF2), solubility  (or  ion)   in forward and reverse reactions, 62
                product constant for,  1 6 6   as powders ,  6 1
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