Chapter 4 Flashcards
Solute
Substance in least amount
Solvent
Substance in greatest amount
Solution
Solvent and solute
Pepsi, Water, Other ingredients
Solution, Solvent, Solute
Dilute Solution
small amount of solute
Concentrated Solution
Large amount of solute
Concentration
Solute/Solution
Solution Concentration Molarity
(M)=Amt of solute (Mol)/amt of solution (L)
To find molarity
- Find mols of solute
- Find L of solution
- Divide mol/L
Dilution equation
Mol1 x Vol1 = Mol2 x Vol2
Mol1 = Mol2
Solubility depends on
Temperature
(aq)
Aqueous (in solution)
(s)
Solid, not soluble
Precipitation Reactions
A solid forms from two solutions.
Product of Precipitation Reaction
Precipitate.
Acid-Base Reaction
Neutralization reaction. Acid goes from highly acidic to more neutral. Products are salt and water.
Gas equation
CO3 2- or HCO3- –> CO2(aq) + H2O (l) + Salt (aq)
Titration
A solution concentration is determined by reacting it with another known material concentration until the reaction is just complete.