Solubility Flashcards

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What is water solubility mean?

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an effective solvent as it can form hydrogen bonds.
Water clings to polar molecules causing them to be soluble in water (Hydrophilic- attracted to water)
Water tends to exclude nonpolar molecules (Hydrophobic - repelled by water)

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3 factors that affect boiling point

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1) relative strength three intermolecular force
2) molecular mass
3) branching decreases boiling point

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3
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how does the number of carbon affect the boiling point?

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  • increase mass
  • increase in amount of inter forces
  • increase in boiling point
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Why does branching affect boiling point?

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space between molecule = less inter forces

more rod-like the molecules are, the better able they will be to line up and bond

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what are Aliphatic alcohols?

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classified into categories according according to the number of R groups attached to the carbon with the hydroxyl
1 R group: primary alcohol (no branching)
2 R groups: secondary alcohol (same branching)
3 R groups: tertiary alcohol (lots of branching)

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what are the properties of alcohols?

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  • capable of hydrogen bonding
  • high boiling point
  • solubility in water up to 4 carbons, less soluble the more carbons
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