Final Flashcards
Solution
Homogenous liquid
solute
substance being dissolved
solvent
substance doing the dissolving
saturated
solute @ max. concentration
unsaturated
solute can still be added
g/L
g/solute/ 1L of solution
% (Solid/ liq.)
g of solute per 100g of solution
p.p.m.
mg solute / g solution OR mg solute/ Kg of solution
supercritical fluid
gas can no longer be compressed
alloy
MIXTURE OF 2+ METALS
solubility
how much solute can be dissolved in a solvent
“like tends to dissolve into like”
polar/ ionic substances dissolve in water
non polar dissolve in
oil/ kerosene
super saturated solution
more solute than normally possible (unstable)
miscible/ immiscible
when 2 liquids do/ don’t mix together
Mole fraction
x = moles solute/ moles solvent
molarity
mols of solute/ 1 kg of solvent
High boiling point
strong intermolecular strength
Melting pt.
high melting pt. = strong internal. force
Van Der Waals
weakest I’m force between neutral molecules (instantaneous dipoles)
dispersion forces
increase as molecular weight increases
Hydrogen bonding
intermolecular dipole- dipole attraction (DNA)
Properties of Water
- High Surface tension
- high heat of Vape.
- Liquid in most circumstances
- superior solvent
- solid has lower density than liquid (ice floats)
Viscousity
resistance of a liquid to flow
Surface tension
bulk molecules arranged most dense at the surface
Cohesion
forces holding molecules together
Adhesion
bind molecules to a surface