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1
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solution

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homogeneous mixture

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solvent

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dissolving medium

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solute

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dissolved particles

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types of solutions

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  1. gas: gases dissolved in one another
  2. liquid: liquid solvent (usually water) with gas, liquid, or solid solute
  3. solid: mixtures of solids
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5
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solid-solid solution

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copper in zinc (brass)

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liquid-solid solution

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mercury in silver (dental amalgams)

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solid-liquid solution

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salt water

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gas-liquid solution

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soda

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gas-gas solution

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co2 in air

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solubility

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the amount of substance that dissolves in a given quantity of solvent to make a saturated solution at constant temp and pressure

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to gauge the degree of solubility

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  1. nature of solute and solvent
  2. temperature
  3. pressure (for gases)
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nature of solute & solvent (degree of solubility)

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“like dissolves like”

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temperature (degree of solubility)

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increase temp, increase solubility (for solids)

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pressure (gases) (degree of solubility)

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increase pressure, increase solubility

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15
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miscible

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two liquids that dissolve of mix into each other (ex. alcohol and water)

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16
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immiscible

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two liquids can not mix or dissolve in each other

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17
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immiscible examples

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oil and water (salad dressing)
lava lamp (paraffin and water)

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18
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factors affecting rate of solution (solid in liquid)

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  1. temp –> increased temp, more kinetic energy –> dissolves faster
  2. size –> smaller particles dissolve faster because of more surface area
  3. stirring –> more concentration gradient
  4. already dissolved solute –> less concentration gradient
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19
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rate of solution

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how fast a substance dissolves

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20
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concentration gradient in rate of solution

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  • energy transfer is always from high temp to low
  • material temp is always from high concentration to lower concentration
  • the more the gradient, the faster the transfe
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21
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atomic transfer of energy and material will…

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always work to balance the amount of energy and material - a natural law

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22
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solubility of gas in liquid

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  1. temperature: increase temp, less gas dissolved
  2. pressure: increase pressure, more gas dissolved
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23
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solubility of solids in liquids

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increase temp, increase solubility

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24
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henry’s law

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at a given temp, the solubility s of a gas in a liquid is directly proportional to pressure p

s1/p1 = s2/p2

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25
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solubility curves

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  • shows how much solute will dissolve in a given amount of solvent over a range of temps
  • usually how many grams of solute that will dissolve in 100g of water
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26
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solubility in unsatured solutions

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more solute dissolves

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27
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solubility in saturated solution

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no more solute dissolves

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28
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solubility in supersaturated solution

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becomes unstable, crystals form

29
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unsaturated solutions

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  • amount of solute dissolved is less than the solubility at that temperature
  • all solute dissolves completely!!
  • solutions contain less solute than it can hold at a certain temp
30
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saturated solution

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  • maximum amount of solute dissolved at a given solvent at a constant temp
  • solution contains all the solute it can hold at the given temp
  • temp must be stated
31
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recrystallization

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the temperature dependence of solubility is often used to purify crystalline solids

32
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supersaturated solutions

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  • contains more solute than it should theoretically hold it a give temperature
33
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how to make a supersaturated solution?

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  • a sautéed solution at high temperature is allowed to cool while it sits undisturbed
  • as it cools, the solute remains in the solution
  • once it has retuned to room temp, there will be more solute

-> this I san unstable situation
- if a single crystal of solute is added to a supersaturated solution, the excess solute crystallizes out

34
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concentration

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measure of how much solute is dissolved in a solvent

35
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ways to express concentration

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molarity (M)
molality (m)

36
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molarity conversions

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1 M = 1 molar = 1 mol solute/liter of soln

37
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molarity

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ways to express concentration of a solution

38
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molarity formula

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moles of solute/liters of solution

39
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molality

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concentration of solution expressed in moles of solute per kg of solvent

40
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molality formula

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moles of solute/kg of solvent

41
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molality conversions

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1000g = 1kg

42
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dilutions

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made by adding more solvent to a solution

43
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dilution moles

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moles of subtle before dilution equal moles of solute after dilution,

however concentration changes!

44
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dilution formula

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m1v1 = m2v2

45
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m1 & v1

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initial molarity and volume

46
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m2 & v2

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final molarity

47
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percent by volume

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volume of solute/volume of solution * 100

48
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mole fraction

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moles of solute/moles solute + solvent 1

49
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percent by mass

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mass of solute/solution volume * 100

50
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colligative properties

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a property of a solution that only depends on # of solute particles

  • boiling point elevation
  • freezing point depression
51
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ionic compounds (&strong acids)

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dissociate when dissolved in water

52
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molecular (covalent) compounds

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do not dissociate in water

53
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freezing point depression

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refers to the lowering of the freezing point of solvents upon the addition of the solute

difference in temp between the freezing point of solution & that of the pure solvent

∆Tf = I * k * m

54
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∆Tf

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change in freezing pt (celsius)

55
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Kf

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molal freezing point pt constant (C/m) (1.86)

56
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m

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molality

57
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i

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of particles

58
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boiling point elevation

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increase in the boiling point of a solvent upon the addition of a solute

when a solute is added to a solvent, the resulting solution has a higher boiling point than that of a pure solvent

difference in temp between boiling point of a solution & that of the pure solvent

59
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boiling point elevation formula

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∆tb = i * kb * m

60
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∆Tb

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change in boiling pt (˚C)

61
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Kb

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molal boiling pt constant (˚C/m) (0.512 for water)

62
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hydrates

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ionic crystals that contain chemically bonded water moleculese

63
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electrolytes

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substance whole water solution conducts electricity

64
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noneletrolyte

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substance whose water solution does not conduct electricity

65
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surface tension

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na inward force that trends to minimize the surface area of a liquid

66
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colloid

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a heterogeneous mixture whose particles are intermediate in size between those of suspension and solution

67
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suspension

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a heterogeneous mixture from which some of the particles settle out slowly upon standing

68
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emulsion

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a colloidal dispersion of one liquid in another

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