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Solubility Flashcards

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Supersaturated

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When you add more solute, but it causes some previous solute in the solution to precipitate out

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Saturated

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Has undissolved substances at the bottom bc the solution has dissolved all it can

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Unsaturated

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A solution that completely dissolves and leaves no remaining solute at the bottom

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Solubility

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max amount of solute that will dissolve in a specific amount of solvent at a specific temperature and pressure

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Agitate

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by stirring and shaking a substance, you will get more collisions between solute and solvent

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What factors increase dissolution?

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Agitate, increase surface area, increase temp - anything that increases the number / rate of collisions

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dispersion

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the electron cloud on non-polar molecules can be temporarily distorted to cause an instantaneous dipole moment

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dipole

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partial positive and partial negative regions that form on polar molecules

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hydrogen bonding

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H and NFO

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homogeneous

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a solution that has uniform properties throughout the mixture

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colloid

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a heterogeneous mixture formed when very small particles remain suspended in a mixture

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alloy

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a mixture of metals

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molarity

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moles of solute per liter of solution

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molality

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moles of solute per kg of solute

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miscible

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2 liquids that uniformally mix together

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dissociation

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when ionic compounds dissolve in water and separate into cations and anions - ONLY DISSOCIATE IONIC!

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immiscible

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2 liquids that will separate after being mixed

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ppm

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describes a mixture by taking the ratio of solvent to solution and multiplying by a million

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ppb

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describes a mixture by taking the ratio of solvent to solution and multiplying by a billion

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electrolyte

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a solution with dissolved ions that can conduct electricity - has to be soluble, ionic, acid or base

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colligative

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a physical property that depends only on the identity of a solute, not the amount

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malleable

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a property of metals that allows them to be pounded into shapes

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ductile

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a property of metals that allows them to be stretched into wire

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As IMFs increase, vapor pressure

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decreases

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Volatile

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a liquid with weak imfs that goes to the gas phase (evaporates)readily

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When IMFs increase, the melting point

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increases

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dilute

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has a relatively small amount of solute present in a solution

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concentrated

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has a relatively large amount of solute present in a solution

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dilution

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add solvent to a solution to decrease the molarity

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cohesion

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forces of attraction that hold neighboring molecules together

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adhesion

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forces of attraction that hold molecules onto a surface such as glass

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intramolecular

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ionic and covalent bonds

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intermolecular

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attraction between neighboring molecules

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distillation

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separates mixtures based on differing boiling points

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Nonpolar

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classification for hydrocarbons (substances made of only H & C)

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Mobile

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when ions are this, they allow electrons to move and thus conduct electricity

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Overall rule for solubility

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like dissolves like - oil = nonpolar, H2O = polar

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Strong Acids

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HI, HBr, HCl, HNO3, H2SO4, HClO3, HClO4

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Strong bases

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OH- with a metal from Gr 1 or 2, except Be and Mg

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Are ionics strong electrolytes?

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yes

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Psolution =

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Xsolvent Psolvent

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Xsolvent =

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Nsolvent / Nsolvent + Nsolute

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As IMFs increase, freezing point

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decreases

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molality equation

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moles solute / kg solvent

or
mass / molar mass
—————————
Kg of solvent

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% mass =

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mass solute
—————— x 100
mass solution

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% volume =

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volume solute
——————— x 100
volume solution

47
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Voom-Voom

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V1M1 = V2M2

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