chapter 11 Flashcards
Entropy changes are usually what for a solution?
Positive
What are enthalpies values for a solution?
Positive or Negative
Which two of the 3 interactions in a solution are endothermic?
Solvent-Solvent, Solute-Solute
What is the equation for mole fraction?
(X)=Moles of component/ Total moles of solution
What is the equation for mass percent?
Mass %= (X)*100%
What is the equation for molality?
m=moles of solute/kg of solvent
What is henry’s law and what is it used for?
Solubility=k*p It is used to calculate the solubility of a gas . Solubility is in mol/liter.
What is raoult’s law, and what is it used for?
Psolution=Psolvent*Xsolvent. It used to find the vapor pressure of a solution depending on the mole fraction of the solvent.
What is i for NaCl?
2 Na and Cl
What is I for NaCl2
3 Na and 2 Cls
If a solution has a lower vapor pressure, what happens to the boiling point, when compared to a pure solvent?
The boiling point rises.
If a boiling point for a solution is higher, than a pure solvent, on the phase diagram where will the liquid to gas line for the solution be, when compared to the line for the solvent?
It will be lower on the graph, meaning that to achieve boiling at the same pressure the solution has to reach a higher temperature. (Look at figure 11.12 if confused)
what is the equation for osmotic pressure?
OP=MRT