Lesson 4: Colligative Properties of Solution

Question 1

Form ions when water dissolves and can conduct a current (conductivity)

Answer 1

Electrolyte

Question 1

The physical change that occurs when the ions in the solid separate and disperse uniformly throughout the solution

Answer 1

Dissociation

Question 2

Considered to be completely ionized in water

Answer 2

Strong electrolyte

Question 3

Most of them are ionic compounds and few molecular compounds

Answer 3

Strong electrolyte

Question 4

They tend to supply ions to the aqueous solution better than weak electrolytes on nonelectrolytes

Answer 4

Strong electrolyte

Question 5

They have strong acids and a strong base

Answer 5

Strong electrolytes

Question 6

Ionic compounds not completely ionized or dissociated in water

Answer 6

Weak electrolyte

Question 7

Weak acids and bases

Answer 7

Weak electrolytes

Question 8

A compound that does not ionize in solution at all

Answer 8

Nonelectrolyte

Question 9

Most molecular compounds (covalent bonds) are weak or _______

Answer 9

nonelectrolytes

Question 10

Colligative Properties

Answer 10

1. Vapor pressure lowering
2. Boiling point elevation
3. Freezing point depression
4. Osmotic pressure

Question 11

The pressure of the vapor phase above the liquid at this point is called the _______

Answer 11

equilibrium vapor pressure

Question 12

A solution with higher solute concentration

Answer 12

Hypertonic

Question 13

A solution with lower solute concentration

Answer 13

Hypotonic

Question 14

A solution with equal solute concentration

Answer 14

Isotonic

Question 15

The movement of solvent molecules through a semipermeable membrane from the side with pure solvent to the side with the solution

Answer 15

Osmosis