Solubility Flashcards

1
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Define dilute

A

The solution with a relatively small solute compared to the amount of solvent.

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2
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Define concentrated

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Solution with a relatively large amount of solute compared to solvent

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3
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Define Miscible and Immiscible

A

Miscible - Liquids mix to form a homogenous solution

Immiscible - Liquids do not mix to form a homogenous solution

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4
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List some solutions

A

Brass (Zn and Cu)
Carbonated beverages
Ammonia nitrate - Ice pack

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5
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List three factors affecting how quickly something dissolves

A

Stirring
Temperature
Particle size

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6
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Define dissociation

A

When ionic compounds break down in solution

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7
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Define saturated

A

When the solution has the maximum amount of solute to be dissolved by solvent

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8
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Define unsaturated

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When the solution has less than the maximum amount of solute to be dissolved by the solvent

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9
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Define supersaturated

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When the solution has more the maximum amount of solute to be dissolved by the solvent

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10
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True or false: all solutes have some solubility in water.

A

True

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11
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What are two more factors affecting solubility?

A

Charges of ions. (Higher charges make it harder to separate)

Size of ions. (Larger ions= larger bonds = easier to separate)

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