Chapter 18 - Solutions (i copied sara's thx sara ʘ‿ʘ) Flashcards
Moles of solute dissolved in 1L of solution
Molarity
Moles of solute dissolved in 1k/1,000g of solvent
Molality
Ratio of total moles of solute per total solute
Mole function
Solution containing the max amt of a solute
Saturated
Solution containing less than the max amt of solute
Unsaturated
Solution containing more solute than can theoretically dissolve at a given temp
Supersaturated
Solution containing a large amt of solute
Concentrated
Solution containing a small amt of solute
Dilute
Liquids that ARE soluble in one another
Missible
Liquids that are INsoluble in one another
Imissible
Measure of the amt of solute DISSOLVED in a specified quantity of solvent
Concentration
Depends on the # of particles a solute yields in a solution
Coligative prop.
A coligative prop related to the fact that ICE will form at higher temps in the Great Lakes than the ocean
Freezing pt depression
A cologative prop related to a decrease in the VAPOR PRESSURE of a solution
Boiling pt elevation
At a given temp solubility of a gas in a liquid is directly proportional to the pressure of the gas above the liquid
Henry’s law
Dilution formula
(M1)(V1) = (M2)(V2)
If temp goes up what happens to solids and liquids?
They also go up
If temp goes up what happens to gases?
They go down
If pressure increases what happens to solids and liquids?
The solubility doesn’t increase
If pressure increases what happens to gases?
The solubility increases
Like disolves ________
like
What are 2 ways that you can precipitate/ crystallize a supersaturated solution?
- waiting
- agitating it
3 things that increase rate/ways you can make a substance disolve faster
- agitation
- temperature
- surface area of the solute
Molarity formula
M = mol/L
or
M= g/molar mass/L