Test 4: Solutions Flashcards

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Whats a pure substance

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Substance made up of only one type of particle (atom (Element) or molecule (compound)

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Whats a mixture

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A combination of two or more substances/components mixed in a variety of proportions, comonents can be separated by physical means

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What type of mixture is a solution, why

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Its a homogenous mixture because its physically combined (composition looks the same throughout) , made up of a solvent and solute

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4
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Whats solubility

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The ability of a substance (the solute) to dissolve in solvent/ the extent to which a substance may be dissolved

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What does it mean for something to be soluble

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More than 0.1 Mol of salt will dissolve in 1.0L of solution, the solute particles can disperse evenly in the solvent

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What does it mean for something to have low solubility/ is insoluble

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Insoluble doesnt mean it cant dissolve, everything dissolves to some extent, but a small amount dissolves and the rest remains undissolved and typically as a precipitate

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7
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Whats a saturated solution

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A solution that contains the maximum amount of solute that can be dissolved

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Whats an unsaturated solution

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A solution in which more solute can be dissolved

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Which solutions are conductive and which arent, why

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Ionic solutions dissociate in water to produce ions, which are charged particles therefore produce a conductive solution
Molecular solutions (covalent, organic compounds) that dissolve in water produce a nonconductive solution since they cannot dissociate (water cannot break them down because theyre nonpolar), stays as a whole molecule (just dispersed evenly in solvent)

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10
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Whats the difference between dissolving and dissociating

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Dissolving: breaking solution down into molecules, dispersed evenly in solvent
Dissociating: breaking molecules down into ions

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Is a highly soluble molecule always good at dissociating

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No, because molecular solutions can dissolve well but cannot break into ions because theyre nonpolar, water cannot break them down more

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12
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Can ionic compounds with low solubility dissociate

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These ionic compounds can only slightly dissolve in water, but the particles that do dissolve still dissociate into ions, although most of the compound is now a solid precipitate

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What does diluting a solution do, what does it mean to dilute something

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Causes the concentration of the solute to decrease
The process of adding more solvent to a solution

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14
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Whats a standard and unknown solution

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Solutions in a titration lab
Standard: the solution whose concentration is known
Unknown: the solution whose concentration is unknown

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