16 Aqueous Solution Flashcards

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Water as a solvent

A

Most molecular substances are insoluble in water but a good solvent for some polar molecular compounds.

2 main reasons it’s a good solvent:
By forming hydrogen bonds with water
By ionising to form hydrated ions.

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2
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How does ethanol dissolve in water?

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Water molecules break
Ethanol molecules break
Ethanol molecules and water molecules form an aqueous solution

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3
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Examples of soluble compounds in water

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Ammonia, sucrose (sugar) fructose glucose.
The more polar they are, the more likely it is to dissolve.

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4
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Molecules that ionise in water

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Highly polar molecular compounds form ions when dissolved.
Eg HCL when added to water, the hydrogen atom has a strong attraction to oxygen causing the covalent bond to break.
Ions form CL H3O+ become hydrated, held together ion-dipole attractions

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5
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What chemicals ionise in water

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Nitric acid sulphuric acid and ethanoic acid dissolve in water by ionising. Ammonia ionises to form ammonium

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6
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The polar water molecules r attracted positive and negative ions of ionic solute. Ion dipole dipole forces hold molecules to the ions. These ions with water molecules attracted to them are called complex ions.

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7
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Electrostatic attraction attracts negative ions of NACL in a lattice and the hydrogen atoms in polar water molecules.
Electrostatic attraction also occurs between positive ions in lattice and the oxygen atoms in the water.

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8
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Why dont Insoluble ions dissolve in water

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because energy required to seperate ions from lattice is greater than the energy released when ions r hydrated.

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9
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What are soluble salts

A

SNAPE

Sodium
Nitrate
Ammonium
Potassium
Ethanoate

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10
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Supersaturated solution

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Holds more solute than theoretically possible at that temperature.

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11
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Saturated solution

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Holds maximum amount of solute possible

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12
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Unsaturated solution

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Could hold more solute

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13
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Precipitation reactions are good for:

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To remove minerals from drinking water and

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14
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Spectator ions are

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Ions that remain uncharged in a solution when 2 ionic compounds are mixed and a precipitate form

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15
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How do precipitates get their colour

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Determined by the colour of their ions. Colourless ions form white precipitate.

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16
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How do u describe observations on precipitation

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  • colour of reactants and products
  • give reasoning why
17
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Ionic equations

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Includes only atoms which undergo a chemical change during reactions and therefore are usually written as ions. Do not include spectator ions

18
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Full equation

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  • balanced
  • states of matter
  • all chemicals are included
19
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Molarity

A

Moles/litre