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1
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Solution

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Homogenous mixture of 2 or more substances (1 face)

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Solute:

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Part that gets dissolved (usually part present in smaller amount)

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Solvent:

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Does the dissolving (Substance present in the larger amount)

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Solute + solvent =

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Solution

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Alloy:

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Metallic solid solution confused of 2 or more elements (elements not chemically combined and can be separated by physical means (boiling point))

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Soluble:

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When something has the ability to dissolve

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Insoluble:

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Does not dissolve

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Miscible:

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Liquid solute dissolves in liquid solvent

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Immiscible:

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Liquid solute does not dissolve in liquid solvent

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Unsaturated:

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LESS THAN MAX HOLDING AMOUNT of solute (for that temp) dissolved in the solvent. (Solvent can hold more solute at a given temp)

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Saturated:

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solvent had reached MAX HOLDING CAPACITY of solute at that temp (undissolved solid remains in container)

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Supersaturated:

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Solvent HOLDS MORE solute than normal at this temp. (Done by heating the solution and forcing it to hold more than it’s max). THESE SOLUTIONS R UNSTABLE

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13
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X and y axis for solubility graphs:

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X - temp

Y - solubility in grams

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Another word for dissolving:

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Dissolution

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15
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Rate of solution (dissolving):

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How quickly a substance will dissolve

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16
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Factors affecting rate of dissolving:

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Agitation, temp, surface area, pressure, types of molar polarity

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Agitation (shake or stir)

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Solubility ⬆️ as u shake or stir

- dissolving ⬆️, collisions between solvent and solute

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Temp (solid and liquid)

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Temp ⬆️ solubility ⬆️

Kinetic energy ⬆️, more collisions between solute and solvent

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19
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Temp in gas

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More heat, less dissolves

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Surface area (solids only)

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⬆️ surface area, ⬆️ solubility (particle size), ⬇️ size, more likely solute will come in contact with solvent

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Pressure (gases only)

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As pressure ⬆️, solubility ⬆️

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Types of solvent (aka molar polarity)

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Ionic dissolve in ionic, pulse dissolves in polar and polar ionic, non polar in non polar

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Intermolecular bonds:

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Force of attraction or bonds within a molecule (i.e.; ionic or covalent)

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Intermolecular:

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Force of attraction or bonds between molecules

25
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Polar or ionic solute dissolve in

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Polar solvents

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How do solute dissolve in solvents

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Moving solvent molecules climates around split MLcs. (-) ends of solvent attract to (+) ends of the solute

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What do solvent molecules do

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Pull solute into solution

28
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Moving solvent molecules:

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Spread the solute out equally throughout the solution

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Concentration:

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A solution where there is a relatively large amount of diluted per unit v of solution

30
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C=

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Quantity of solution (solute + solvent)

31
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Unsaturated has:

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No solute visible, solvent is capable of holding more solute at given temp

32
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Saturated has:

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Max holding capacity

33
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% C

A

M of solute
———- X100
V of solution

34
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Ppm

A

X10 to the 6

35
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Ppb

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X 10 to the 9

36
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Ppt

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X 10 to the 12pp

37
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Ppm ex:

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Grams x 10 to the 6
—————–//
V

38
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Dilution

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A solution with a relatively small amount of solute per unit v of solution

39
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Solution calculation:

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M1v1 = m2v2

40
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Acids produce _____ with reaction to active metals:

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H gas

41
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Acids produce _____ with reaction to carbonate compounds

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Co2

42
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Arrhenius definition of acid

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Substance which undergo ionization to release hydrogen ions in water

43
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Arrhenius definition of base

A

Substances that produce hydroxide ions in water

44
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Strong acid + base

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Dissociates completely into ion in water

45
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Weak acids and bases:

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Dissociates very slightly in solution (most bases r weak)

46
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PH

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A figure expressing the acidity or alkalinity of a solution on the logarithmic scale

47
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Calculate ph:

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-log [H+]

48
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Titration:

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Laboratory process used to determines c of an acidic or basi solution

49
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Standard solution:

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Titrating solution of unknown c with a solution of known c (standard solution goes in butter)

50
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Solution u are trying to find goes in

A

Flask

51
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Indicator changes colour at

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Neutralization point

52
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End point:

A

When the stark colour change occurs

53
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Titration equation :

A

nbMaVa = naMbVb

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