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Liquids Test (4/29/16) Flashcards

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1
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The most abundant substance in a solution

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Solvent

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2
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Dissolved substances

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Solute

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3
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When 2 liquids mix to form homogeneous mixture

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Miscible

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4
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When liquids separate after mixing

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Immiscible

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5
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The dissolving process in solid-in-liquid solutions

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Solvation

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6
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Solvation in water

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Hydration

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7
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The net energy change during the dissolving process

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Enthalpy

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8
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The energy goes from the motion of the particles and enters the bonds

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Endothermic

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9
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The energy exits the bonds and increases the motion, thus the solution heats up

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Exothermic

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10
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When more solute can still be dissolved

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Unsaturated

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11
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When a solution contains the maximum amount of a solute

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Saturated

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12
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When a solution contains more dissolved solute than it does at equilibrium

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Supersaturation

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13
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When both the solute and solvent occur at the same rate and are balanced

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Dynamic equilibrium

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14
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When ions are so tightly bound together that you cannot pull them apart

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Insoluble

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15
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Is a measure of the number of solute particles in a certain volume or mass of the solvent, or of the solution itself. Concentration= amount of solute/ amount of solution (or solvent)

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Concentration

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16
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Comparison of the solute to the mass of the solution. % by mass= mass of solute/ massof solution x 100%

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Percent by mass

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17
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Comparison of volume of the solute to the volume of the solution. % by volume= volume of solute/ volume of solution x 100%

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Percent by volume

18
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The number of moles of solute per liter of solution. Most common expression of Concentration

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Molarity

19
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number of moles of solutes per kilogram of solvent.

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Molality

20
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The new properties of a solution that depend upon the number of particles in the solution.

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Colligative properties

21
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The change in boiling point

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Boiling-point Elevation

22
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1 mole of particles- molecules, atoms, or ions- in 1 kilogram of water elevates the boiling point of water 0.512 C

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Molal Boiling-point constant

23
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The change in freezing point

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Freezing-point depression

24
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Each solvent has its own that is found by multiplying the molality to find the magnitude

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Molal freezing-point constant

25
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The process in which a solvent moves across a semipermeable membrane

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Osmosis

26
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The amount of pressure required to prevent osmosis from occurring.

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Osmotic Pressure

27
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Mixtures that contain small particles dispersed in a medium.

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Colloids

28
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Particles in a colloid (ie. water vapor in a fog)

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Dispersed Phase

29
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The medium of a colloid (ie., air for fog)

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Dispersing Medium

30
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LCD

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Liquid Crystal Displays

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A graphical way to summarize the temperature and pressure conditions in which a substance exists as a solid, liquid , or gas.

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Phase Diagram

32
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The process of vaporization and condensation can be used to separate mixtures

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Distillation

33
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A rapid change between liquid and the gaseous states caused by the application of heat

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Boiling

34
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A cooling process that occurs in a non-boiling liquid

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Evaporization

35
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The reverse of vaporization- it is the formation of a liquid from its gaseous state.

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Condensation

36
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Can occur at or below the boiling- point, and is where molecules break away from the liquid because of their speed

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Vaporization

37
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The concave surface that occurs as a result of adhesion for a liquid

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Meniscus

38
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A liquids ability to flow

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Viscosity

39
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A liquids resistance to flow

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Adhesion

40
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The “skin” that forms on the surface of a liquid

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Surface tension

41
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The attraction between particles in liquid

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Cohesion

42
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Homogeneous mixtures

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Solution

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