1/12/2024 OSMOSIS & HENRY'S LAW Flashcards

1
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In general, does the solubility of salts increase or decrease with temperature?

A

Increase

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2
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for gasses, solubility DECREASES with temperature

A

ex: OXYGEN (happy and sad fish)

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3
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How do you calculate gas solubility?

A

Henry’s Law

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4
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What is osmosis?

A

The result of SOLVENT diffusion

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5
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What is meant by an “Isotonic” condition?

A

Concentration is the same on the inside and outside of the membrane

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6
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What happens when you take a cell and put it into saltwater?

A

Hypertonic condition: higher solute concentration outside the cell

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7
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If blood is diluted, would red blood cells be hypertonic, isotonic or hypotonic?

A

HYPOTONIC (water would diffuse at a greater rate into the cell than out)

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8
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What is Osmotic Pressure?

A

Solvent movement generates osmotic pressure (II)

II depends on the amount of particles in solution, not the identity of those solutes

  • Colligative: the magnitude depends on
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9
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what is a non-electrolyte?

A

something that doesn’t dissociate

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10
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Why are the theoretical i values different from the experimental values?

A

Because the theoretical i assumes no attraction between hydrated ions after separated

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