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              photochemical reaction with chlorine,   hydrosulfuric acid (H2S), successive acid­
                 1 4 2- 1 4 3                   dissociation constants for,  1 64
                                                    i
              as possible catalyst for ozone destruc­  hydroxide  o n   (OH - ) , 79,  80, 83-84,  1 7 2
                 tion,  1 4 7, 148            as a base,  88
              thermodynamic properties of,  169   equilibrium (or dissociation) constant
            hydrogen carbonate ion  ( H COj"},  172   for,  163
              equilibrium (or dissociation) constant   hydrogen ion removal of, 85
                 for,  1 6 3                  photons necessary to produce,  1 5 5
            hydrogen fluoride.  See  hydrofluoric acid   thermodynamic properties of,  1 7 0
               (HF)                     "   hydroxides (OH - ) , residence times in
            hydrogen iodide (hydroiodic acid; HI), 85   ocean,  61
              energy profile of formation of, 54-55   hydroxyl radical (OH)
            hydrogen ion ( H + ) .  See proton(s)   as possible catalyst for ozone destruc­
            hydrogen oxalate ion (binoxalate ion;   tion,  147,  148- 149
               HC204),  1 7 2                 tropospheric ozone as source of,  145
                                             hypochlorite ion (CIO - ) ,   172
            hydrogen peroxide (H202)
              conversion to oxygen
               catalysis, 57
               free energy change in, 3 1
              equilibrium (or dissociation) constant   ice,  pressure effects on melting point of,
                 for,  163                      10
              oxidation number of oxygen in,  1 06     ice packs, ammonium nitrate use in, 81
              thermodynamic properties of,  1 6 9   ice-water particles, in polar stratospheric
            hydrogen sulfate ion (bisulfate ion;   clouds, role in ozone formation,  1 5 1 -
               HS04),  1 7 2                    1 5 2
              equilibrium (or dissociation) constant   ideal gas
                 for,  1 6 2                  expansion of, 25-26
              thermodynamic properties of,  1 7 1    Joule's law for, 25, 42
            hydrogen sulfide (H2S)          ideal gas equation,  5,  6,  14
              from ammonium mercaptan dissocia­  reduction to Boyle's law, 26
                 tion,  1 5                 ideal solution, 4,  33
                      i
              dissolution  n   water,  1      definition of,  1 5 - 1 6
                             8
              equilibrium (or dissociation) constant   Raoult's law for,  1 6 ,   72
                 for,  1 63                   standard state and ,  136
              oxidation-reduction reaction with  nitric   immune system, nitric acid requirement
                 acid,  1 0 7, 108,  109 1 1 1    for,  1 5 4
                              -
              thermodynamic properties of,  170   "inefficiency" factor, in photochemical re-
                                                    s
            hydrogen sulfide ion  (HS - )       action ,   1 4 2
              equilibrium (or dissociation) constant   infra red light (or radiation),  1 3 8
                 for,  163                   insoluble substances, definition of, 75
              thermodynamic properties of, 170   interfacial energy, between vapor and
            hydrogen sulfite ion (bisultite ion;   liquid, 35
               HS03)                         intermediates, in chemical reactions, 47
              equilibrium (or dissociation) constant   intermolecular energy transfer, of excited
                 for,  163                      molecules,  140
              oxidation-reduction reaction with ferric   internal energy
                 ion ,  1 0 5                 of a body, 1 7
              thermodynamic properties of,  1 7 1    Joule's law and , 42
            hydroiodic acid .  See hydrogen iodide ( H I)   International System of Units. See Sl
            hydrolysis constant, derivation of, 91   units
                                     9
            hydrolysis reactions, definition of,  1 - 93,   intramolecular energy transfer, of excited
                103                             molecules,  1 4 0
            hydronium ion  (H3 0  + ) ,   1 7 2   iodide ion  0- ) ,  1 7 2
              formation by carbon dioxide solution,   ionic binary compounds, oxidation num­
                                                bers for,  106
                 90
              hydration of, 86-87            ionic dissociation, in acids and bases, 85
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