Mt # 1 2nd qtr Flashcards

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1
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What are the homogeneous mixtures that have two or more components that are uniformly distributed?

A

Solutions

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2
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What do you form when you mix salt with water?

A

You form a solution.

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3
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What is the substance that is dissolved in a solution?

A

Solute

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4
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What is the substance in which the solute is dissolved. (Simplified: What dissolves the solute?)

A

Solvent

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5
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:
A solution might exist in liquid, solid, or gas depending on the state of its solvent.

A

TRUE

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6
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TRUE OR FALSE:
Smoke in the air is an example of a solution.

A

False

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7
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TRUE OR FALSE:
Vinegar is an example of a solution.

A

True
Type of Solution: Liquid dissolved in liquid.
Solutet: Acetic acid (liquid)
Solvent: Water (liquid)

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8
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TRUE OR FALSE:
Milk is an example of a solution.

A

False

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9
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TRUE OR FALSE:
Gelatin is an example of a solution.

A

False

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10
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TRUE OR FALSE:
Soft drinks are an example of solutions

A

True
Type of solution:
Gas dissolved in liquid
Solute: Carbon Dioxide (gas)
Solvent: Water (liquid)

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11
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TRUE OR FALSE:
Sugar mixed with water is an example of a solution

A

True:
Type of solution:
Solid dissolved in liquid
Solute: Sugar (solid)
Solvent: Water (liquid)

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12
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TRUE OR FALSE:
Water is called the “universal solvent”

A

True (Water is always a solvent)

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13
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Solution that contains a large amount of dissolved solute.

A

Concentrated Solution

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14
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Solution that contains a small amount of dissolved solute.

A

Dilute solution

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15
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A heterogeneous mixture containing larger particles that settle out when left undisturbed. (Simplified: Contains large particles that do not mix)

A

Suspension

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16
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:
Oil and water is an example of a suspension

A

True (Oil and water do not mix)

17
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:
Gelatin and water is an example of a suspension

A

False

18
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:
Gravel and water is an example of a suspension

A

True

19
Q

A heterogeneous mixture with a midway particle size between a solution and a suspension

A

Colloid

20
Q

Homo or Hetero:
Dilute colloids

A

Homogeneous

21
Q

Phenomenon where dispersed colloid particles scatter light.

A

Tyndall effect

22
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:
Milk is an example of a colloid

A

True
Category: Emulsion
Dispersed Particles: Liquid
Dispersing medium: Liquid

23
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:
Gelatin is an example of a colloid

A

True
Category: Sol
Dispersed Particles: solid
Dispersing medium: liquid

24
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:
Beaten egg white is NOT an example of a colloid

A

False
Category: Foam
Dispersed Particles: Gas
Dispersing medium: Liquid

25
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:
Fog is NOT an example of a colloid.

A

False
Category: Liquid aerosol
Dispersed Particles: Liquid
Dispersing medium: Gas

26
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:
Smog is an example of a colloid.

A

True
Category: Solid aerosol
Dispersed Particles: Solid
Dispersing medium: Gas

27
Q

What is the process of removing waste products and excess water, solutes, and toxins from the blood when the kidneys are damaged.

A

Dialysis