Solutions Flashcards

1
Q

mass percent

A
mass solute (g)
mass solution (g)
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2
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molarity

A
moles solute
volume solution (L)
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3
Q

molality

A
moles solute
mass solvent (kg)
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4
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mole fraction

A

moles solute

moles solution

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5
Q

tyndall effect

A

light scattering in colloids because the solute isn’t small enough

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6
Q

solubility

A

a measure in the amount of solute that can dissolve in 100g H2O

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7
Q

liquid solutions

A

gas, solid, or liquid dissolved in a liquid solvent

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8
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miscible

A

2 liquids mix

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9
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immiscible

A

2 liquids don’t mix

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10
Q

liquid solutions example

A

carbonated drink, antifreeze, salt water

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11
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solid solutions

A

alloy (mixture of metals)

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12
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solid solutions example

A

brass is copper and zinc mixture

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13
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gas solutions

A

gases dissolved in each other

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14
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gas solutions example

A

air

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15
Q

aqueous: solvent?

A

water

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16
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tincture: solvent?

A

alcohol

17
Q

suspension

A

particles will settle upon standing, can be separated by filtration, exhibit tyndall effect

18
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colloid

A

cannot be separated or filtered, exhibit tyndall effect

19
Q

emulsion

A

colloidal dispersion of liquids in liquids, need emulsifying agent to maintain stability

20
Q

emulsifying agent example

A

soap

21
Q

electrolyte

A

conducts current

22
Q

nonelectrolyte

A

does not conduct current

23
Q

factors affecting the rate of solution

A

surface area (crush solute), agitation (stir/shake), heating (increase KE)

24
Q

saturated solution

A

contains all the dissolved solute possible at given temp. and pres.

25
Q

unsaturated solution

A

contains less dissolved solute that max amount

26
Q

supersaturated solution

A

contains more solute than is possible

27
Q

dilute vs. concentrated solution

A

solute:solvent is small, vs. solute:solvent is large

28
Q

factors affecting solubility

A

nature of solute/solvent (like dissolves like), temperature (inc. temp. inc. solubility), pressure (only for gaseous solute, inc. pres. inc. solubility)

29
Q

henry’s law

A

mass of gas solute in given volume of liquid is directly proportional to pressure of the gas

30
Q

what are colligative properties

A

any properties of a solution that change when the concentration of the solution changes

31
Q

what do colligative properties depend on

A

number of particles dissolved in a given mass of solvent

32
Q

colligative properties

A

vapor pressure depression, freezing point depression, boiling point elevation, color, taste, density