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Solution

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a homogenous mixture of two or more substances that contain particles of one substance that are uniformly spread out in another substance (ex. aq)

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Parts of a solution

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Solute and solvent

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Solute

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the substance being dissolved

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Solvent

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The substance that dissolves the solute

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3 types of solutions

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Aqueous, non Aqueous, and Tincture

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Aqueous

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water is the solvent

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Non- aqueous

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water is not the solvent

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Tincture

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alcohol is the solvent (ex. tincture of iodine)

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Characteristics

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  1. Clear or transparent - colorless or odorless
  2. particles are evenly distributed, do not settle out on standing, cannot be separated by filtration
  3. Variable composition- a solution is a type of mixture, not a pure substance
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Solubility

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the amount of a solute to dissolve in a certain amount of solvent

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Soluble

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materials with a high degree of solubility (a lot dissolves) - salt and water

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Insoluble

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materials with a low degree of soulibitiy (little dissolves ) - oil and water

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First factor that affect solubility

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How much solute can dissolve
1) Temperature
- as temp increases solids become more soluble
- as temp increases gases become less soluble in water

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Second factor that affects solubility

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2) Pressure
- pressure has little or no affect on the solubility of solid or liquid solutes
- as pressure increases gases become more soluble in liquids

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Third factor that affects solubility

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Type of solute/type of solvent
- “like dissolves like”
- polar solutes dissolve in polar solvents
- non - polar solute dissolve in non- polar solvents
- ionic substances dissolve in polar solvents

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Factors that affect rate

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1) Temperature- greater KE = more interactions
2) Stirring- more interactions
3) Surface area- grinding and chopping solute into pieces increases surface exposure and more interaction with solvent

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Rate of Solute dissolving

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How fast a solute dissolves depends on frequency of interactions b/w solute and solvent

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Double Replacement Reactions

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two compounds that react and produce a precipitate

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Saturated Solution

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solution which contains the maximum amount of solute that can dissolve in a given amount of solvent at a certain temp

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Unsaturated Solution

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solution that contains less than the maximum amount of solute that can dissolve at a certain temp in a given amount of of solvent

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Supersaturated solution

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solution that contains more than the maximum amount of solute that can dissolve (ion stable), at a certain temp in a certain amount of solvent

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How much salt is dissolved in an unsaturated solution?

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less than the amount of water it an hold so the crystal does dissolve

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How much salt is dissolved in a saturated solution?

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as much as the amount of water it can hold so the crystal does not dissolved it goes to the bottom

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How much salt is dissolved in a supersaturated solution?

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overloaded (unstable) and extra crystals drop out (precipitate)

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Relationship between solubility and temp with solids and liquids

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solubility tends to increase as temp increases

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Relationship between temp and solubility in gases

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as temp increases, gases become less soluble

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Diluted solutions

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solutions in which a small amount at solute in a given amount of water (less solute, more water)

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Concentrated solution

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solution which a large amount of solute in a given amount of water (more solute, less water)

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How to build a solution

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1) put the salt in first bc then the water is gonna rise
2) then add the water

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Molarity

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the concentration of a solution in moles of solutw per liter of solution

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Molarity by Diffusion

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moles of a substance before a dilution is equal to the moles of a substance after dilution

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To increase the solubility of gases

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lower temp and increase pressure

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