Colligative properties Flashcards
Formation of ion pairs ____ the actual value compared to the theoretical
decreases
molarity
mol solute/ L solution
molality
mol solute/ kg solvent
dissolved solute (outside) = dissolved solute (inside)
no net flow (equilibrium)
dissolved solute (outside) > dissolved solute (inside)
flow out (cell shrinks)
dissolved solute (outside) < dissolved solute (inside)
flow in (cell swells)
isotonic solution
total solute concentration in the solution matches that inside the cell
hypertonic solution
Total solute concentration in the solution is greater than that inside the cell; water leaves the cell, cells shrink
hypotonic solution
total solute concentration in the solution is less than that inside the cell; water enters cells; cells expand
reverse osmosis
Process in which solvent is forced through a semipermeable membrane, leaving a more concentrated solution behind
Solute- particulate component present in a relatively minor amount is called the ______
dispersed phase
Solvent- substance or solution throughout which the particulate is dispersed is called the _____
dispersion medium
foam dispersed phase
gas
foam medium
liquid
solid foam dispersed phase
gas
solid foam medium
solid
liquid aerosol dispersed phase
liquid
liquid aerosol medium
gas
emulsion dispersed phase
liquid
emulsion medium
liquid
gel dispersed phase
liquid
gel medium
solid
solid aerosol dispersed phase
solid
solid aerosol medium
gas
sol dispersed phase
solid
sol medium
liquid
solid sol dispersed phase
solid
solid sol medium
solid
foam ex
whipped cream
solid foam ex
pumice, aerogels
liquid aerosol ex
fog, clouds
emulsion ex
milk, mayonaisse, salad dressing
gel ex
jello-o, lubricating greases, opal
solid aerosol ex
smoke
sol ex
paints, some inks, blood
solid sol ex
bone, colored glass, many alloys