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Chapter 13/14 Solution Chemistry Flashcards

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Describe particle size and shape for heterogeneous mixtures

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There is no uniform shape and size

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Define heterogeneous mixture and give EX’s

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2 or more clearly different compunds

Ex: chex mix, raw milk

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Define homogeneous mixture and give Ex’s

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2 or more different substances in a single phase with uniform composition
Ex: saltwater, kool aid

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What is another term for homogeneous mixture?

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Soln

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Define solution

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Homogeneous mix of 2+ substances in a single phase

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What do soln’s include?

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Atoms, ions, molecules dispersed in one phase with same properties throughout

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Particle size of solns

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.01-1 nm

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Define solute

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Dissolved, lesser amnts

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Define solvent

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Does the dissolving, greater amnts

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What makes up any soln?

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Any s, l, g dissolved in any other s, l, or g

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Define suspension and give Ex’s

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When particles of a solid are too large to dissolve and they settle
Ex: muddy water, OJ with pulp

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Particle size of suspensions

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1000+ nm

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Define colloid

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When particles of solvent are too big to dissolve, but too small to settle out

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Particle size of colloid

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1-1000 nm

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What does solvent become with respect to colloid?

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Dispersing Medium

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What does solute become with respect to colloid?

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Dispersed phase

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Ex’s of colloids

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Mayo, smoke, fog, smog, gel

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What is Tyndall effect use for?

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Determine difference between colloid and soln

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What will a colloid do that a soln wont?

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Scatter light

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Define electrolyte and give Ex’s

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Dissolve in soln to produce ions an will support electrical current, usually ionically bonded
Ex: NaCl

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Define non-electrolyte and give Ex’s

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Dissolve in soln but dont support electrical current, usually covalently bonded
Ex: sugar

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Why happens to acids in Aq solns?

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Ionize and support electrical current

22
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Why do acids do this?

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Because they are very polar molecules

23
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Why wont pure water conduct electricity?

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Only 2 molecules out of every billion ionize

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Describe the number of charges in an ionic soln

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Always an equal number

25
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Describe the number of particles in an ionic soln

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Not always equal

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What 3 factors affect rte of dissolution?

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Increased surface area, agitation, and change in T

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How is increased surface area achieved?

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Grinding or crushing solute into finer particles

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How is agitation achieved?

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Stirring/shaking the solvent/solute

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How will the change in T of solvent increase rate of solution?

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Make collisions more energetic and frequent. Some dissolve better in cold T

30
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Define sat’d soln

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One that has dissolved the maximum amnt of solute that it can for its T and V

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Define unsaturated soln

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One that can still dissolve more solute for its T and V

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Define supersaturated soln

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One thats forced to dissolve more than it should be for a given T and V

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How can you achieve a supersaturated soln?

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Heating

34
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Describe stability if supersaturated soln

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Unstable

35
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Define solubility

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Amnt of solute that’ll form a saturated solution

36
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What is like dissolves like based on?

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Similarity of bonds, polarity, and intermolecular forces

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What is dissociation?

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Separation of ions in soln

38
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What causes dissociation in water?

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Addition of ionic solutes

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What is the limit of a saturated soln?

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When no particles of h2o are available to form spheres of solvation

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When do the effects of P in solubility occur?

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When solns have gas in them

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Define Henry’s law

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Solubility of a gas in a liquid increases with increasing P and decreases with decreasing P

42
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Define effervescence

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Escape of a gas from a liquid in which it is dissolved

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What does increased T of a gas in liquid do to solubility?

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Causes decrease of solubility

44
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What does change of T of a solid in liquid do to solubility?

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Increase in T usually increases solubility but the opposite is true for some

45
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When do solvation spheres form til?

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All ions are hydrated

46
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How does a soln become sat’d?

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All ions will be hydrated

47
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What do nonpolar solvents dissolve?

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Fats, oils, greases

48
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Define miscible and give Ex’s

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2 or more mutually soluble liquids

Ex: vinegar/water milk/coffee

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Define immiscible and give Ex’s

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2 or more mutually insoluble liquids

Ex: oil/water oil/vinegar

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