Solutions Flashcards

1
Q

Solvation is _____ when the new interactions formed are stronger than the old interactions

A

Exothermic

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2
Q

Solvation is _____ when the new interactions formed weaker than the old interactions

A

Endothermic

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3
Q

Endothermic solvation is favored at ____ temperatures while exothermic solvation is favored at ____ temperatures

A

High

Low

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4
Q

____ refers to the number of configurations available to a molecule

A

Microstates

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5
Q

All Group ___ salts and _____ metal salts are soluble

A

Group 1 and alkali metal

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6
Q

The equation for mole fraction

A

X= mol A/total moles

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7
Q

Molarity equation

A

M= moles solute/liters sol’n

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8
Q

Molality equation:

A

m= moles solute/kg solvent

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9
Q

1 Equivalent is equal to _____

A

1 mole of the compound of interest

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10
Q

____ is the number of equivalents of interest in a solution

A

Normality

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11
Q

The saturation point is an equilibrium point where the rates of ___ and ___ are equal

A

Dissolution and precipitation

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12
Q

When IP < Ksp the solution is ______

A

Unsaturated (dissolution will continue)

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13
Q

When IP>Ksp the solution is ____

A

Saturated (precipitation will occur)

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14
Q

When IP=Ksp the solution is ___

A

At equilibrium

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15
Q

The solubility of gases is affected by ___, ___ and ____

A

Temperature, solvent and pressure

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16
Q

This law says that as the amount of solute added increases, the vapor pressure of the solvent decreases

A

Raoult’s Law

The solute molecules prevent the solvent from evaporating

17
Q

The equation for boiling point elevation

A

BP= imKb

18
Q

The equation for freezing point depression

A

FP= imKf

19
Q

The equation for osmotic pressure

A

Osmotic pressure= iMRT

uses molarity instead of molality, like the other equations

20
Q

The ______ effect describes how there will be a reduction in solubility if the solvent already contains an ion that is also present in the solute

A

Common ion