unit 1 honors stuff Flashcards

1
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whats a colloid

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a heterogenous mixture that appears uniform to the eye.

examples: homogenized milk: fat is mixed into the liquid instead of being a separate layer

lotion: colloid emulsion of oils and water

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whats an emulsifying agent

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a substance that is soluble in both liquids and stabilizes the mixture (ex. egg yolk in mayo)

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2
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size of particles in a solution mixture (nm)

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< 2 nm

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3
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size of particles in a colloid mixture (nm)

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2nm-500nm

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4
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size of particles in a suspension mixture

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500nm-1000nm

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5
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3 characteristics of solution mixtures

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not filterable,
doesn’t separate when standing
doesn’t scatter visible light

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6
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4 characteristics of colloid mixtures

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not filterable
doesnt separate on standing
scatters visible light
translucent or opaque

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7
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3 characteristics of suspension mixtures

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filterable
separates on standing
cloudy or opaque

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8
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example of a solution mixture

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air, gasoline, salt water

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9
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example of a colloid mixture

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smoke, fog, ink, milk, butter, cheese

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10
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example of a suspension mixture

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muddy water, hot cocoa, blood, paint

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11
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what are the three ways to separate heterogenous solutions

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decanting, centrifugation, using a magnet

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12
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what does decanting exploit

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it exploits different masses

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13
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what does centrifugation exploit

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different densities

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14
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what does using a magnet exploit

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exploiting different magnetic properties

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15
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what is the tyndall effect

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scattering of light passing through a colloid (doesn’t occur in solutions)

16
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whats gay-lussac’s law of combining volumes

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the ratio between volumes of gaseous reactants and products can be expressed by simple, whole numbers

H2(g) + Cl2(g) -> 2HCl(g)
1 vol 1 vol 2 vol

1:1:2 ratio

17
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what is the formula for the ideal gas law

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PV = nRT

n is the number of gas molecules
R is the universal gas constant

18
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what is an ideal look at avagadro’s hyopthesis

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if p1 = p2, v1 = v2, t1 = t2, then n1= n2 n matter what the gases are

19
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whats effusion

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the escape of gaseous molecules through a small hole, into an evacuated space

20
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whats graham’s law of effusion

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rate of effusion depends on the mass of the molecules and their temperature.

light molecules diffuse more rapidly then heavy molecules, if pressure and temperature is the same

21
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whats the pressure of each gas in a mixture called

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The pressure of each gas in a mixture is called the partial pressure of the gas

22
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whats dalton’s law of partial pressures

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total pressure of a mixture is equal to the sum of the partial pressures (assuming constant temp and no interaction of gases)

total pressure = p1 + p2 + p3 + p4 …

23
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how do you determine which substance will have the highest rate of effusion

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the lower the density (found in table s), the higher the rate of effusion.

24
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in which way do real gases deviate from ideal gas behaviour?

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real gas molecules have attractive forces

25
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how do you seperate a homogeneous solution

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distillation, chromatography, crystillization